g_win), but
of course that's no permanent solution.
Bean proposed on IRC to look if the target compiler emits PE, and enable
pe2elf based on that.
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of the issues in my other mail
(leading spaces within if/then/else trigger malloc magic failure) is
related to it. Couldn't pinpoint it yet.
The text corruption thing probably has its roots in the parser, too.
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os0, or on " #". This way, ls /foo#bar continues to work.
Also, currently the following is a single comment, which is an unusual
feature:
# this comment starts here\
and continues on this line
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e text is corrupted. Another run (with all
those garbage strings) ends in malloc magic error.
That code runs fine if executed directly from the menu.
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hile being ELF), I reported that issue, no idea when they
catch up.
And when this is worked around (I patched out the test in grub2), it
still doesn't run, maybe because some tables are missing in grub2's
multiboot implementation (e820? no idea, didn't investigate further)
no idea if that applies to
grub2 or not.
as for the start/_start tests, I merely let configure default to _start
if no other symbol was found, which might break grub-emu, but builds the
target system grub just fine here. with i386-elf, the target compiler
has no crt*.o anyway.
Hi,
I'm working on a multiplexer terminal device (which sends requests to
several terminals in the backend, eg. console and serial in parallel)
and ran into different behaviour in checkkey on console and serial.
console's checkkey consumes the keypress it returns (if there is one),
serial's
Hi,
The ata driver fails on i386-linuxbios on real hardware because
grub_millisleep is stubbed, and real hardware relies on some timing
(other than qemu ;-) ).
After I added the mdelay function from libpayload and let grub_millisleep
run that (and added initialisation, of course), things are r
Hi,
I just want to report that booting linux from grub2/i386-linuxbios
doesn't work in my tests.
To solve this, I'd propose to start from the i386-efi loader, which
(other than the i386-pc loader which is currently used by the linuxbios
platform) doesn't use the real mode code of linux (which
fails), and only if not, tries ELF.
I'm not sure if that change in behaviour is intended, which is why I ask
here. If the new behaviour is to stay, making the aout parser more
robust, and fail with a more meaningful error, might be a good idea.
Thanks,
Patrick Georgi
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> What do you mean "splits" ? Is ELF supported as a build option?
You give it an ELF file and it adds per-segment files to the LAR image.
Mostly transparent to the user.
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7;d go with just "LBIO" for the time being, it will take a while until
the rename is completed anyway. If things change, I'll tell you, okay?
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this kind of setup, after all.
And if that libbfd-change fixes this issue, all the better.
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;,"a","l" because of table mismatch.
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),
which might help as inspiration.
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Hi,
second installement of my mini-series:
The AT keyboard driver assumes that the keyboard is set to scancode set
#1. It seems like many keyboards use set #2 (or even #3) by default now,
and some 8042-emulating chipsets don't enable translation (to #1) by
default. The BIOS then enables it to
d 0x10 at a 16 byte
boundary.
To find it, checking for the "LBIO"-signature (as is done already) should
be enough.
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not enough information to
create _this_ particular (ie. the standard's) table.
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nction pointers.
4.
Undefine the old macros in this file as a debugging aid (there should be
any need for them)
Comments are very appreciated.
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#
#
# rename "util/powerpc/ieee1275/grub-mkimage.c"
# to "util/elf/grub-mkimage.c"
#
# add_dir "uti
h that takes this into account, if my guesses are
correct, but I'd need some more insights in what exactly is required.
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Hi,
any more comments or questions on this patch, so I can improve it if
necessary?
Thanks,
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diff -u -r1.6 aclocal.m4
s I
didn't look too deep into the mud created by those in the media industry
that tried to coerce the TCG into implementing their wet dream of an
ultimately locked down consumer world.
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ia player intrusion proof (right in front of the press that
took their wet dreams at face value and part of the specs), and that
some misleading and downright wrong papers by opponents (the infamous
"tcpa faq") became popular.
Patrick Georgi
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Yoshinori K. Okuji schrieb:
On Saturday 19 May 2007 17:30, Patrick Georgi wrote:
the target compiler that link libc (and potentially even more libs) -
which don't exist in my configuration.
As those are not necessary, I decided to modify grub2 instead of messing
around even more with th
e defined name is used.
This should guarantee that this change doesn't affect any system where
grub2 built before.
Comments welcome!
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