Execution stops while enabling MMU

Krassimir Slavchev krassi at bulinfo.net
Fri Jun 1 13:16:42 UTC 2007


Björn König wrote:
> Krassimir schrieb:
>   
>> Make sure that you are configured the RAM memory properly.
>>     
>
> I'm not sure, maybe I got you wrong, but I think that there is no special
> configuration necessary. Actually some simple test programs work without
> problems, i.e. I can toggle LEDs and write to resp. read from serial
> ports. These test programs are running in RAM same way I tried with the
> FreeBSD kernel.
>
>   
Oops, you use U-Boot. I was thinking about freebsd's boot loaders.
>> Also, can you give us more info about your board?
>>     
>
> What do you want to know? ;-) It's a multi-purpose board with an ARM9
> Atmel AT91RM9200 controller, 180 MHz, 64 MB RAM, ethernet, serial ports,
> Linux 2.6 preinstalled. Want a picture?
> http://www.taskit.de/img/portux/050922_Portux920TEU-mit-CF-Card_741x550.jpg
>
> Unfortunately there is no English technical reference available, but I
> have a English user guide dedicated for use with Linux:
> http://www.taskit.de/ftp/manuals/Portux920T_Linuxguide_V1.2_(EN).pdf
> This is the German technical reference:
> http://www.taskit.de/ftp/manuals/Portux920T_Techref_v1.0_(DE).pdf
>
>   
> There is a huge table on page 6, 7 and 8 that lists the physical address
> space (with board specifica) completely. I assume I need to map some more
> PA before enabling the MMU.
>
> Thanks
> Björn
>
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