Custom Linux: A Porting Guide

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Custom Linux: A Porting Guide Porting LinuxPPC to a Custom SBC Shie Erlich Rafi Yanai - my partner in the porting process Avi Rubenbach - without whom this wouldnt be possible ...

 

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Custom Linux: A Porting Guide Porting LinuxPPC to a Custom SBC Shie Erlich <shie@myrealbox. com> Rafi Yanai - my partner in the porting process Avi Rubenbach - without whom this wouldnt be possible Revision History Revision 2.1 2003-03-08 Revised by: gjf Modified code example per author Revision 2.0 2002-06-13 Revised by: tab Added GFDL per author Revision 1.0 2002-05-13 Revised by: SE Initial release Table of Contents Chapter 1.  Introduction.1 1.1.  Who needs to read this ? .1 1.2.  What do I need to know (why so much)  ? .1 1.3.  The tools.1 1.4.  The hardware.2 1.5.  Copyright & License.2 Chapter 2.  Bootcamp:  How To Begin ? .3 2.1.  Creating a development environment.3 2.2.  Compiling the first kernel.3 2.3.  Booting the machine.4 Chapter 3.  Booting In The Dark.5 3.1.  Debugging with print_str() .5 3.2.  Modifying code using compiler flags.5 3.3.  Getting the console to work.6 3.3.1.  Forcing the kernel to boot our-way.6 3.3.2.  Non-standard hardware - just say no! .6 3.3.3.  Let there be light:  calculating baud rate.6 Chapter 4.  Linux Still Isnt Booting.8 4.1.  Memory probing,  RTC and decrementors.8 4.2.  Big-little endian (we should have known) .8 4.2.1.  Probing the CPC700. 8 4.2.2.  Making CPC700 speak little-endian.8 4.3.  Ethernet:  our first PCI device.9 4.4.  Some Miscellaneous Issues.10 Chapter 5.  Linux Is Booting .  What Now ? .11 5.1.  The 64 bit barrier.11 5.2.  Booting from flash.12 Appendix A.  GNU Free Documentation License.13 A.1.  PREAMBLE.13 A.2.  APPLICABILITY AND DEFINITIONS.13 A.3.  VERBATIM COPYING. 14 A.4.  COPYING IN QUANTITY.14 A.5.  MODIFICATIONS.15 A.6.  C ...

 

 

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