[microblaze-uclinux] Almost there ...

John,

OK, I am almost there :-}. I got the board to run without crashing with networking on the Avnet V4 board. Sill I have a few kinks:

1). The Flash issue. I hate to keep brininging this up. But inorder to toubleshoot this, can you tell me what it means?

CFI: Found no Flash device at location zero
Search for id:(17 fffc) interleave(2) type(2)
Search for id:(17 fffc) interleave(2) type(2)
Search for id:(17 fffc) interleave(2) type(2)
Search for id:(17 17) interleave(2) type(1)
Search for id:(17 17) interleave(2) t
Search for id:(17 17) interleave(2) type(1)
Search for id:(17 ffc7) interleave(4) type(2)
Search for id:(17 ffc7) interleave(4) type(2)
Search for id:(17 ffc7) interleave(4) type(2)
Search for id:(17 fc) interleave(4) type(1)
Search for id:(17 fc) interleave(4) type(1)
Search for id:(17 fc) interleave(4) type(1)
JEDEC: Found no Flash device at location zero

What does the Search for id: mean? (17 fc). Is that what it read or what it is expecting. Also, I did do a search for the sol with others who had a similar problem and putting some logic in wiht the byte_enables. This does not seem to work with this version of the EMC (newest). It seems that with 2.00.a the BEs don't work at all. I looked at them with chipcope. This has to use the datawidth matching in order for it to work. Seems Linux is just not reading thee code properly, because it's not woring the command properly...

2). Problem 2:

I keep getting this:

init: /bin/getty respawning too fast
init: /bin/getty respawning too fast

I did a search and could not find a good answer... Except something about disabling ZFLAT. When I did this I of course got a kernal panic.

3). Cannot telent in. Did open thing. All ports in use error.
When you select telnetd in the menuconfiguration, you must also select
> the option immediately below it, something like "telnetd does not use
> openpty()" or similar. This is a workaround to a wrinkle that is,
> coincidentally, actually related to romfs.

I used your suggestion as above and when I type telnetd I still get all ports in use...

Thanks!!

Greg