On 2014/10/23 15:04, Masanobu SAITOH wrote:
Hi, all. On 2014/10/18 19:22, Martin Husemann wrote:On Sat, Oct 18, 2014 at 05:11:37AM +0200, Zoran Kolic wrote:I have sheevaplug also, not with netbsd. How did you installed netbsd? On sd card? I noticed that device became unstable, when the card was in. The adapter went pretty hot, when I tried to do some- thing to widen file system.I have two GuruPlugs, from the first batch that did not come with a fan. They were unusuable untill I installed the "professional upgrade pack", which replaced a coil and added a fan (IIRC). After that, they were imediately usable (before even the pre-installed Linux crashed randomly when sitting idle). Unfortunately now they are not quiet any more. For NetBSD I added a SD card with newer u-boot and load the netbsd.ub image from a FAT partition on one of the devices, the other I boot via tftp. MartinThe original code to support Sheeve external L2 cahche was written for netbsd-6. Our arm's cache related code has big difference between netbsd-6 and -current. External L2 cache for Marvell Sheeva CPU is PIPT. The cache controller has instructions using with both VA and PA. Our original code for netbsd-6 use instructions which use VA. The patch was merged into -current without resolving the difference between netbsd-6 and -current
Almost all differences were resolved but some are left.
, so I should not work...
s/I/it/
Here is a patch for netbsd-6:
http://www.netbsd.org/~msaitoh/sheeval2-n6.dif
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