Paul (and others!),
Well, I grabbed the 2.1.14 test kernel and tried it on my lonely little 5100.
(Which I accidently booted into Ultrix and discovered hadn't been up for 153
days!)
I was disappointed, but not suprised, to get an immediate register dump,
just as with the previous kernels. I'm going to type it all in, with hopes
that you (or someone else on the list) might be able to make some sense of
it:
Here's what I get:
>> boot -f tftp(0,6)/tftpdir/dec_vmlinux
2..1..
615360+82736+108976 entry 0x80086e60
KN230 Exception
v0 = 00000001 v1 = 00000000 a0 = a000eeb0 a1 = 00000001
a2 = a0003e80 a3 = 80086e60 s0 = a07ff800 s1 = a0800000
s2 = bc000000 s3 = 00000000 s4 = bfc39454 s5 = bfc37f10
s6 = 00000001 s7 = 10003328 k0 = a0010000 k1 = 0000fc04
sp = a000ee80 gp = 80183900 fp = 00000000 ra = bfc00a40
badvaddr = bfc0099f
epc = bc000000
sr = b0400000
cause = 30000028
processor revision: 2.32
KN230 V1.4
08-00-2b-1d-3a-20
0x800000
>>
Well, I _do_ have a copy of the MIPS architecture book, so maybe I'll take
a look and see if I can make any sense at all of this. Of course, I may not
be able to get far without a map of the kernel.
Thanks!!
Stu Allen
Linux kernel-hacker-wannabee!
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