After fixing a lot of stuff, I finally got a 64-bit kernel up and run on
the Malta board.
But there are still a lot of things that doesn't work.
E.g. the read_rtc routine fails, because a "long" is 64-bit in the
kernel and 32-bit in the user application (I run on o32 compiled
userland).
If I replace all "longs" in the read_rtc routine with "integers" it
works fine, but then I will probably break things, once we got a n64
compiled userland.
NFS fails because of a checksum errors in some UDP packages.
Does anyone have any experience in the 64-bit kernel ?
/Carsten
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