Hi All, I am still seeing the kernel being compiled with -march=mips32. There must be some other place I should change so the kernel and modules are compiled for R3000?
Is there a way by examining the compiled code to tell which CPU it was in fact compiled for? wiz On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Florian Fainelli wrote: > Hi Wiz > > Le dimanche 23 mars 2008, RHS Linux User a écrit : > > From what I can tell, however, the kernel and modules are not (from > > what I can tell) being compiled for MIPS1 but rather for MIPS32? This MAY > > be the reason I have yet to see any boot up serial output? I have yet to > > find the right place to modify in the build tree to get MIPS1 kernel and > > module compilation? Suggestions please.... > > If your kernel is correctly compiled for MIPS-1, you should be able to see it > running on your FPGA. Are you sure the IP cores (UART, DDRAM ...) are working > fine ? Most of the time problems come from here, but I am sure you did > validate all the cores. > I tried this (changing toolchain/Config.in) and packages are now OK. > From the OpenWrt perspective, if you did change the CFLAGS to match the > MIPS-1 > instruction set in toolchain/Config.in when selecting your architecture, > those CFLAGS will be passed to the kernel and so will the modules be compiled > with.
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