Booting Jornada 690 and ne0

I've been reading the thread beginning with:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/12/0
000.html

I have the same boot problems with my 690 (UK model), i.e.
without a 
serial console I get Exception Event Code = 40 and a reset.
As a data 
point, I tried hpcboot build 13 referred to in:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/14/0
000.html
It didn't work for me either.

I found my old Dayna PCMCIA network card, but when I insert
it hangs after 
the first ne0 line:
hd64461pcmcia0 at hd64461if0
pcmcia0 at hd64461pcmcia0
ne0 at pcmcia0 function 0: <Dayna Communications, Inc.,
CommuniCard E, >

I've tried 3.1_RC1 and 4.99.1 kernels.

(using the ne0 card would be better than my wi0 as I can
netboot without 
having to disable WEP, etc.)

-- 
Stephen

On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 11:34:33 +0100, Stephen Borrill
wrote:

> I've been reading the thread beginning with:
> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/12/0
000.html
> 
> I have the same boot problems with my 690 (UK model),
i.e. without a 
> serial console I get Exception Event Code = 40 and a
reset. As a data 
> point, I tried hpcboot build 13 referred to in:
> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/14/0
000.html
> It didn't work for me either.
[...]
> I've tried 3.1_RC1 and 4.99.1 kernels.

So, does 3.1_RC1 exhibits this behaviour?  I will try to
find time to
take a look.  Unfortunately, I've been very busy with work
recenlty. :(

I've sent Adam a freshly compiled hpcboot and it worked for
him.



> I found my old Dayna PCMCIA network card, but when I
insert it hangs after 
> the first ne0 line:
> hd64461pcmcia0 at hd64461if0
> pcmcia0 at hd64461pcmcia0
> ne0 at pcmcia0 function 0: <Dayna Communications,
Inc., CommuniCard E, >

Do you have an NetBSD/i386 machine with pcmcia to check if
it works
there (booting a livecd on an i386 laptop should be enough)?

Does the kernel really hangs?  Can you break into DDB?


SY, Uwe
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31.08.06 uweptc.spbu.ru wrote:

> I've sent Adam a freshly compiled hpcboot and it
worked for him.

I've sent it to Stephen, we'll see if it helps.

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On Thu, 31 Aug 2006, Adam Wysocki via ArcaBit wrote:
> 31.08.06 uweptc.spbu.ru wrote:
>
>> I've sent Adam a freshly compiled hpcboot and it
worked for him.
>
> I've sent it to Stephen, we'll see if it helps.

Yes, that works fine thanks both with 3.1_RC1 and -current
kernels.

-- 
Stephen

On Thu, 31 Aug 2006, Valeriy E. Ushakov wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 11:34:33 +0100, Stephen Borrill
wrote:
>
>> I've been reading the thread beginning with:
>> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/12/0
000.html
>>
>> I have the same boot problems with my 690 (UK
model), i.e. without a
>> serial console I get Exception Event Code = 40 and
a reset. As a data
>> point, I tried hpcboot build 13 referred to in:
>> http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-hpcsh/2006/08/14/0
000.html
>> It didn't work for me either.
> [...]
>> I've tried 3.1_RC1 and 4.99.1 kernels.
>
> So, does 3.1_RC1 exhibits this behaviour?

Yes.

> I will try to find time to take a look.  Unfortunately,
I've been very 
> busy with work recenlty. :(

Luckily, I've chosen to make getting this working part of
my work 

> I've sent Adam a freshly compiled hpcboot and it
worked for him.

See other mail - it works for me too. Thanks for that - I
guess it'll make 
its way into 3.1?

>> I found my old Dayna PCMCIA network card, but when
I insert it hangs after
>> the first ne0 line:
>> hd64461pcmcia0 at hd64461if0
>> pcmcia0 at hd64461pcmcia0
>> ne0 at pcmcia0 function 0: <Dayna
Communications, Inc., CommuniCard E, >
>
> Do you have an NetBSD/i386 machine with pcmcia to check
if it works
> there (booting a livecd on an i386 laptop should be
enough)?

No, it doesn't:
ne0: where did the card go?

Sorry for the noise.

> Does the kernel really hangs?  Can you break into DDB?

When I remove it, it panics so no, it doesn't hang
completely. I suspect I 
should be able to get into DDB (how do I do that over a
serial console?).
I'll could take a look if it would be useful (bearing in
mind that the 
card's apparently dead).

-- 
Stephen