hpcboot for Linux

Hi,
I know you have written a bootloader that can load NetBSD
that works on my 
620lx. How would I go about getting it to boot Linux? E.g.
Is it just a 
config file, do I need to convert vmlinux, do I need to edit
the source, 
etc.
Thanks in advance,
Stanley

On Thu, Mar 23, 2006 at 13:32:16 +0000, james stanley wrote:

> I know you have written a bootloader that can load
NetBSD that works
> on my 620lx.  How would I go about getting it to boot
Linux?
> E.g. Is it just a config file, do I need to convert
vmlinux, do I
> need to edit the source, etc.


I don't know how linux kernel is linked for hpcsh.  NetBSD
uses mmu
bypass (P1) region - so the kernel is linked at 0x8c001000.
If linux uses P1 too, chances are it should "just
work".

SY, Uwe
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Hi,
maybe this would help?
http://acid.ch.pw.edu.pl/~sq5bpf/mylinux/linux-jornada
720/

Pavel