Does Gta03-kernel (linux 2.6.24) not support S3C6400 ?

[Ben Dooks]

On Thu, Feb 05, 2009 at 04:45:59PM +0800, tommy.hong wrote:
> Hi,all! I compile a kernel zImage for S3C6400 ,but stop when decompress finished!Kernel source is openmoko gta03-kernel BSP!

The current mainline kernel (kernel.org) has support in it for the SMDK6410
which is an S3C6410 based machine. I will try and sort out some support for
S3C6400 designs for the next merge window.

If you have downloaded the openmoko release, then that has extra support for
the gta03, but is still based on the release kernel.
 
> Starting kernel ... 
>  
> Uncompressing Linux............................................................. 
> ............................................................................... 
> ............................................................................... 
> ................................................................ done, booting 
> the kernel 
> 
> I hope you can help me ,thanks !
> 
> 
>  I search this error from google ,anyone say the following!
> "
> 
> I had interacted with you about porting Android in smdk6400 and
> found your suggestions useful. I have gone through your recent posting
> >> > >> >  and
> >> > >> > found that you have successfully ported the kernel and file system
> >> > >> > onto the board.Congratulations.
> >>
> >> > >> > In our porting affort, I am facing the issue that zimage does not
> >> > >> > boot
> >> > >> > where as image starts booting. I checked   through zImage booting
> >> > >> > sequence and found that  arch/arm/boot/head.S is the first file
> >> > >> > which
> >> > >> > gets executed. This file has ATAG structure (which I guess is for
> >> > >> > passing parameters from boot loader to the kernel). I am using the
> >> > >> > 2.6.23 kernel and bootloader is uboot 1.1.6. I suspect the problem
> >> > >> > is
> >> > >> > with uboot configuration (which was built to handle kernel version
> >> > >> > 2.6.21 was not handling ATAG though uboot 1.1.1 has support for
> >> > >> > ATAG) . Please let me know if this thinking is correct and your
> >> > >> > suggestions on sorting out the problem.

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Ben

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