[Debian-coldfire-devel] Booting?

[Wouter Verhelst]

On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 10:30:16AM +0100, Sven Luther wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 10:03:49AM +0100, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> > Any hints? Anyone with a clue as to what the real speed is the console
> > is using?
> 
> I don know about the coldfire kernel (we do have the sources right ?),

wouter at country:~/debian/m68k/mcf547x_548x-3.0/Packages$ ls linux-2.6.10*
linux-2.6.10-cf-can.patch       linux-2.6.10-cf-m68k.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-codetest.patch  linux-2.6.10-cf-minix.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-core.patch      linux-2.6.10-cf-pci.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-crypto.patch    linux-2.6.10-cf-rtc.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-dma.patch       linux-2.6.10-cf-sata.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-dspi.patch      linux-2.6.10-cf-sec.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-fb.patch        linux-2.6.10-cf-serial-irda.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-fec.patch       linux-2.6.10-cf-usb.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-flash.patch     linux-2.6.10-cf-wdt.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-i2c.patch       linux-2.6.10-cf-wireless.patch
linux-2.6.10-cf-input.patch     linux-2.6.10.tar.bz2
linux-2.6.10-cf-jffs2.patch

I'd say that's a yes :-)

> but for powerquicc stuff, the serial console was renamed to ttyCPM,
> not ttyS0.

Hmm. Will have a look at that.

> So, i would hunt the source code for the serial driver and see what
> device is used. Or maybe it is even indicated in the doc or something.

The doc is something you need to look for very carefully. Oh well.

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