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I am banging my head against the wall in frustration on this one. I |
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built a NuBus kernel that actually booted (Yea!) but the gcloop.o module |
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on the LiveCD will not load. It craps out with a bunch of dependency |
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errors. Ok, so I tried building the gcloop.o module on my x86 gentoo box |
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to extract the files. Can't compile 0.66.2 or 0.66.3 against kernel |
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2.4.20 or 2.5.67. Okay, fine. So I try just cloop.o. I can build that |
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against my 2.4.20 kernel sources. So I do. I reboot with my 2.4.20 |
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kernel and load the module with the PPC LiveCD live.gcloop file as an |
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argument. When I try to mount /dev/cloop/0 I get all kinds of errors. |
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Yes, I specified '-t ext2'. I was going to extract the files and put |
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them in a regular ISO and modify the LiveCD slightly to be used with my |
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custom kernel. Well, it looks like that's out now too. What do I do?! |
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Pieter Van den Abeele wrote: |
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> source is on http://cvs.gentoo.org/~lu_zero |
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> the source used to build the ppc livecd: |
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> http://cvs.gentoo.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/gentoo-src/pvdabeel/ |
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> ppclivecd/files/cloop/ |
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> On Tuesday, April 15, 2003, at 04:49 PM, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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>> Where can I get the source for the gcloop.o module? I got a working |
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>> kernel but it can't load the pre-built module from the livecd |
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>> Pieter Van den Abeele wrote: |
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>>> On Mon, 14 Apr 2003, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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>>>> I just joined this list, so I don't know if this subject has been |
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>>>> covered before. I have a PowerMac 6100/60. Unfortunately, its pre-PCI, |
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>>>> so its *cringe* NuBus. Well, I'm currently running YellowDog Linux 2.1 |
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>>>> on it using a custom kernel patched with support for NuBus that i |
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>>>> cross |
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>>>> compiled from one of my x86 boxes. Can this same thing be done with |
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>>>> Gentoo? |
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>>>> I was skimming the PPC Install doc and it said something about |
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>>>> auto-probing PCI hardware, which if I'm not mistaken, would cause the |
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>>>> box to lock up. So, even if I compiled a custom kernel, would I get |
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>>>> caught here trying to install? |
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>>> |
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>>> With the old 1.2 cd probably not. The newest ppc livecd is probably |
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>>> what |
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>>> you're looking for. Just replace the kernel, boot using bootX and the |
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>>> thing should work.(if you can get the gcloop.o module to compile and |
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>>> run |
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>>> for your config) I can build a custom nubus livecd if you send me the |
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>>> kernel source and the config you're using. I might be able to build a |
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>>> really small one especially for nubus if you want. |
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>>> gcloop hasn't been tested on oldworld yet I think, but it should work. |
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>>> without gcloop the livecd wouldn't be that small (more like 200-300 meg |
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>>> instead of 60M |
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>>>> If I can get past this, are there any other pitfalls that anyone |
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>>>> else |
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>>>> who has done this before would care to tell me about? Also, does |
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>>>> anyone |
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>>>> have a URL to a doc on how to set up a cross-compiler in Gentoo? |
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>>> |
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>>> join #gentoo-embedded ask zwelch |
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>>>> I've installed Gentoo many times on x86 boxes and love it. It has |
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>>>> quickly become my favorite distribution. I want all of my computers to |
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>>>> be running Gentoo :) |
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>>> :-) |
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>>>> Andrew Gaffney |
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