Thorsten,
> >Yep - so does the net kernel show any console output with the -s boot flag?
> >If yes, it's a known bug. If not, it's something new and sinister. I'd be
> >surprised if the TT behaved substantially different from the Falcon there.
>
> Console as in, debug=ser, or on the video console?
Video, in this case.
> gemini8, can you answer this?
>
> >> filesystem using MiNT is probably possible. It’s just the several
> >> hundred kilometres between the box and me…
> >
> >Several hundred - bah. How's 20000 for you? :-)
>
> Unsurmountable. But what I meant is that I can’t just hop
> over and hack together on it.
Sure - but you could at least eventually drive there, travel by rail,
whatever.
Once it's installed and running with network that'll be another
matter.
> >Anyway - I'll see what I can get with my current tree.
>
> OK, thanks and good luck. You might want to consider
Works for me - I'll have to boot it repeatedly a few times to prove it's not
a fluke but reliable.
> putting it into a(nother) branch off Geert’s, so we
> don’t lose it again ☺
That's not how it works - Geert has good reason not to accept every patch I
send in. Patches usually go to linux-m68k for review anyway, so the list
archives there should serve as a backup.
I'll resend the network driver patches - slightly updated. I'll also add the
USB patch (that one still needs major cleanup). That should be a good base
to work from.
Cheers,
Michael
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