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[Angelo Fraietta]

First set of tests with ticker.
I went one stage further and downloaded the cygwin tools and built using 
them also.
I also wrote down the GRUB parameters in case they mean anything).
These tests were done using a pc386 build of ticker in the samples.


 

Working from Eric Valette

Cygwin Build

Mac Build

Linux build

Grub Display

Ticker

0x100000: 0x1e958 : 0x2d74

entry = 0x10000c

0x100000:

0x1ec44 :

0x2e28:

entry = 0x10000c

0x100000:

0x1eb04:

0x2d74

entry= 0x10000c

0x100000:

0x1eb44:

0x2e28:

entry= 0x10000c

 

 Works

Exception 6

Exception 6

Exception 6

 

 

 

 

 

I believe I can effectively eliminate a problem with my tools as I have 
used the prebuilt cygwin ones.
Also, there can't be a problem with my bootloader as the exe from eric 
loads fine.

I am therefore stumped?

It might be interesting to see what a pc386 that works from cygwin or 
OSX gives in the boot

Any suggestions as to what I should try next

BTW, I used the exact configuration given below for the cygwin build, 
have rechecked the md5 checksum and then even re-downloaded the RTEMS 
source and compared using a Hex editor.


Valette Eric wrote:

> Angelo Fraietta wrote:
>
>> I rebuilt the tools with the config you gave me, however, It still 
>> does not work for me.
>>
>> I have also built on OSX and it appears that they are identical.
>> The exception on ticker is 13
>>
>> On Monday, I will do a full comparison to see how identical the OSX 
>> and the Linux ones are.
>>
>> Could I get the exact config you used for building RTEMS also?
>
>
> --prefix=/usr/local/rtems-ix86-dev-tools' '--enable-pos
> ix' '--enable-networking' '--enable-rdbg' '--enable-rtemsbsp=pc386' '--ta
> rget=i386-rtems'
>

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