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Vijaykumar Raorane | 1 Jan 2001 06:46
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[Ppcboot-users] Power PC405


Hello,

I would like to know that Linux is supporting Power PC405?
If so where I can get some more info.

Regards
Vijay

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prasad.Reddy | 1 Jan 2001 09:54

[Ppcboot-users] Porting RTLinux on IBM PPC 405


 Hi,

I am working on IBM PowerPC405. My work involves porting RTLinux to Power PC
405.
From some of the sources of RTLinux I understood that porting RTLinux on power
PC 405 is not possible, because first Linux
is not supporting to PowerPC405. If Linux would have support then RTLinux
changes is small part.
But when I was going through Power pc - Linux related site, I got information
that Linux is supporting to PowerPC405.

So Please I like to know more details about it.

Thanks in advance
Prasad
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Dan A. Dickey | 1 Jan 2001 21:57
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Re: [Ppcboot-users] Power PC405

Vijaykumar Raorane wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to know that Linux is supporting Power PC405?
> If so where I can get some more info.

prasad.Reddy <at> Chennaimail.ltitl.com wrote:
>  Hi,
> I am working on IBM PowerPC405. My work involves porting RTLinux to Power PC
> 405.
> >From some of the sources of RTLinux I understood that porting RTLinux on power
> PC 405 is not possible, because first Linux
> is not supporting to PowerPC405. If Linux would have support then RTLinux
> changes is small part.
> But when I was going through Power pc - Linux related site, I got information
> that Linux is supporting to PowerPC405.
> 
> So Please I like to know more details about it.

Vijay & Prasad,
I've been working with Linux on the 405GP for some time now,
it works well.  I've been using ppcboot for it as well.
Since you wrote this in to the ppcboot mailing list, I'll
assume that you know where and how to get ppcboot.

The Linux that I've been working with comes from
MontaVista Software (http://www.mvista.com/).
This is based on Frank Rowand's work (which in turn
is based on Grant Erickson's work) and some info on
it can be found at
http://dev.mvista.com/projects/405gp_status/main.html.
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kingseft | 2 Jan 2001 03:32
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[Ppcboot-users] [Question] question for make procedure...


 Hi. Developers.

 I set up cross compile environment and now download ppcboot 0.6.4
 when I followed procedure I got an error message......

[root <at> webcam ppcboot]# cd ppcboot
[root <at> webcam ppcboot]# make TQM850_config
make: *** No rule to make target `TQM850_config'.  Stop.
[root <at> webcam ppcboot]# 

 I didn't edit any of ppcboot source file and makefile..

 please reply any comments about this.
 I don't know How to proceed...

 Thanks for reading....

 Jason

 kingseft <at> samsung.co.kr
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Rajesh S | 2 Jan 2001 05:14
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Re: [Ppcboot-users] [Question] question for make procedure...

you probably wanted to make TQM850L_config as against
TQM850_config.

look at the ppcboot/Makefile to see what rules are
available.

- Rajesh

--- kingseft <at> samsung.co.kr wrote:
> 
>  Hi. Developers.
> 
>  I set up cross compile environment and now download
> ppcboot 0.6.4
>  when I followed procedure I got an error
> message......
> 
> [root <at> webcam ppcboot]# cd ppcboot
> [root <at> webcam ppcboot]# make TQM850_config
> make: *** No rule to make target `TQM850_config'. 
> Stop.

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Micael balow | 2 Jan 2001 05:43
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[Ppcboot-users] ppcboot Questions

 Dear Sir,
      I am a freshman of the development of embedded
system, and it is my honor to contact with you .
      I have already had a custom PBX board with a
embedded CPU named MPC823, and a monitor has already
been flashed into a EPROM on the board. 
      I'd like to ask you the following questions.
      1.In order to get a kernel image and let it run
on that board,I need a Linux OS with a right version.
When I used Redhat 6.0 and 6.1 Linux to make
ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,I got the following error mesages:
      Makefile:24:***unterminated call to function
'shell' : missing '('. stop.
      But when I use Redhat 6.2 Linux to make
ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,the message is something like the
following:

Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/ppc'
Make[1]:'.depend' is up to date.
            ...
Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/tools'
Make[1]:***No rule to make target 'crc32.c'needed by
'.depend'.*** stop.
Make[1]:Leaving directory '/ppcboot/tools'

     I do know the reason that I got so much error
messages.Did I use the wrong version? How can I make
changes to let it run well.

     2.Now I want to port my Linux software to my PBX
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Kim, Jeong-Hwan | 2 Jan 2001 09:59
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[Ppcboot-users] Bootcode for MPC750(Mastster) and MPC8260

Hi, everyone

Is there bootcode for a board using MPC750 and MPC8260 as master and slave
repectively ?
The board known as "Scout" uses such configuration.

Kim.
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Wolfgang Denk | 2 Jan 2001 10:00
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Re: [Ppcboot-users] ppcboot Questions

Dear Micael,

in message <20010102044346.28317.qmail <at> web11707.mail.yahoo.com> you wrote:
>
> When I used Redhat 6.0 and 6.1 Linux to make
> ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,I got the following error mesages:
>       Makefile:24:***unterminated call to function
> 'shell' : missing '('. stop.

The Makefile in that old version of PPCBoot used  a  shell  construct
which  was  only  available in bash version 2.x, while RH 6.0 and 6.1
use an older version of bash. The Makefile has been fixed since,  and
works in RH-6.0 and 6.1, too.

>       But when I use Redhat 6.2 Linux to make
> ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,the message is something like the
> following:
> 
> Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/ppc'
> Make[1]:'.depend' is up to date.
>             ...
> Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/tools'
> Make[1]:***No rule to make target 'crc32.c'needed by
> '.depend'.*** stop.
> Make[1]:Leaving directory '/ppcboot/tools'

It seems you are missing the symbolic link "crc32.c" in  the  "tools"
directory, which points to the C source fine in the "ppc" directory:

	-> ls -l tools/crc32.c
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Wolfgang Denk | 2 Jan 2001 10:00
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Re: [Ppcboot-users] ppcboot Questions

Dear Micael,

in message <20010102044346.28317.qmail <at> web11707.mail.yahoo.com> you wrote:
>
> When I used Redhat 6.0 and 6.1 Linux to make
> ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,I got the following error mesages:
>       Makefile:24:***unterminated call to function
> 'shell' : missing '('. stop.

The Makefile in that old version of PPCBoot used  a  shell  construct
which  was  only  available in bash version 2.x, while RH 6.0 and 6.1
use an older version of bash. The Makefile has been fixed since,  and
works in RH-6.0 and 6.1, too.

>       But when I use Redhat 6.2 Linux to make
> ppcboot.0.4.4-pre1,the message is something like the
> following:
> 
> Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/ppc'
> Make[1]:'.depend' is up to date.
>             ...
> Make[1]:Entering directory '/ppcboot/tools'
> Make[1]:***No rule to make target 'crc32.c'needed by
> '.depend'.*** stop.
> Make[1]:Leaving directory '/ppcboot/tools'

It seems you are missing the symbolic link "crc32.c" in  the  "tools"
directory, which points to the C source fine in the "ppc" directory:

	-> ls -l tools/crc32.c
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Wolfgang Denk | 2 Jan 2001 10:16
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Re: [Ppcboot-users] ppcboot Questions

In message <200101020900.f0290rm21518 <at> denx.local.net> I wrote:
> 
> You already have it when you have RedHat on your systems. Just install the
> dhcpcd-RPM which comes with your RedHat release.

Oops, sorry. The DHCP daemon is in the "dhcp" RPM, of course.

Wolfgang Denk

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