Hi Peter,

Thanks for reply.

I seek help from you because I am sort of stuck. As kernel image does not get 
executed by QEMU. I tried single stepping but I could not debug the initial 
assembly code. I do not know why. My breakpoint never hits. I would like to use 
ARM11MPcore because my software will be running on ARM11MPCOre when the 
hardware is available.



Can you please help me in resolving this? If you suspect the configuration is 
having problem, then can you please share me the configuration file which you 
test for kernel 2.6.39.3 or let me know what are the mandatary changes for the 
kernel? I used the default file configuration which is present in the kernel 
itself i.e. realview-smp-defconfig under arch/arm/configs. I did not make any 
changes to this configuration and expected that it will work.



Can you please comment on this and let me know how can I proceed? It would be 
good if you could also try this at your end.



Thanks & Regards,

Tushar



On Thu, 06 Oct 2011 13:43:52 +0530  wrote

>On 6 October 2011 04:43, TusharK  wrote:



> (1) Does your kernel boot on the real hardware?



> I do not have real hardware to test my kernel. But what I did was, I



> downloaded pre-built kernel image from



> http://code.google.com/p/smp-on-qemu/downloads/list website and



> tried to run using QEMU, it boots but my kernel 2.6.39.3 does not boot.







If somebody else's kernel boots but yours does not then the chances



are very high that there is a problem with your kernel (probably



a wrong config) which you'll need to debug the same way you'd



debug this kind of misconfiguration on real hardware. Connecting



an ARM gdb up to qemu and singlestepping kernel startup may be



helpful.







> Even decompressing kernel print itself is not coming and hence



> I suspect something is wrong with wither kernel or QEMU.







If there's no output of the "Uncompressing the kernel" message



this is almost certainly a kernel configuration or compilation



problem -- QEMU's serial port code is pretty heavily tested.







(Why are you using the 11MPCore model anyway, just out of interest?)







-- PMM





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