Howto boot Linux
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* working JTAG interface <u>'''or'''</u> a working modchip | * working JTAG interface <u>'''or'''</u> a working modchip | ||
* working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 <u>'''or'''</u> use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection) | * working Serial connection, 115200 8n1 <u>'''or'''</u> use the "Compiled-in Kernel Boot Parameter"(the lazy way without a yamon/serial connection) | ||
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ok, lets start. | ok, lets start. | ||
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First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''. | First download the Yamon boot image from '''[[Media:Ya.zip|here]]''' and the Linux boot image from '''[[Media:Lx.zip|here]]'''. | ||
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extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC). | extract both files to the first partition of the x300t hard disk (either upload it with FTP or connect the drive to a PC). | ||
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| − | now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]''' | + | now grab the latest x300t patch tool from '''[[Media:X300tpatch3.zip|here]]'''<br> |
| − | + | ''(note: there are some Bugs in the Linux version, apply this [[Media:X300tpatchv3-linux-patch.diff.bz2|patch]] - Silicium)'' | |
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use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool. | use the patch tool as usual, but add the /yamon parameter when starting the tool. | ||
as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window. | as soon as you press the OK button of the x300t you should see the YAMON prompt in the terminal window. | ||
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the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter | the YAMON is required just once to set the Linux kernel parameter | ||
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use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters. | use the setxenv command to display the current xenv parameters. | ||
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usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this | usually there should not be a parameter "a.linux_cmd" .. so we have to create one like this | ||
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'''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"''' | '''setxenv a.linux_cmd "console=ttyS0 root=/dev/hda3"''' | ||
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this command will write the new parameter to the flash. | this command will write the new parameter to the flash. | ||
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now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting. | now reboot the x300t and use the patch too again, but now add the /linux parameter when starting. | ||
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after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up. | after some seconds you should the the Linux Kernel booting up. | ||
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| + | please note that you need a Linux root partition on a NFS share, USB stick or hard disk to really use the Linux. | ||
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| + | '''Known Problems''' | ||
| + | compile errors at Linux: Make sure to apply the Linux fix to compile it with gcc | ||
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| + | Failed to lock /dev/parport0: No such device or address: | ||
| + | You should remove the "lp" (lineprinter) module from the kernel with the command: | ||
| + | ''rmmod lp'' | ||
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