Jornada 690 and bt3c(4)

Hi,

I was testing a 3com Bluetooth 3CRWB6096 (version 2.0)
PCMCIA card with 
my Jornada 690.

Unfortunately, the card doesn't work with
"netbsd-4". I've tried to 
enable the corresponding option, but the kernel doesn't
build then.

I've also tried to crosscompile current for hpcsh. I've
successfully 
build the kernel, but "build.sh -m hpcsh release"
did fail at some 
point. The current kernel also doesn't work with the
netbsd-4 userland...

Has anybody successfully used this Bluetooth card with a
Jornada 690 yet?

regards,
Andreas

On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 18:58:57 +0100, Andreas Bartelt
wrote:

> I was testing a 3com Bluetooth 3CRWB6096 (version 2.0)
PCMCIA card with 
> my Jornada 690.
> 
> Unfortunately, the card doesn't work with
"netbsd-4". I've tried to 
> enable the corresponding option, but the kernel doesn't
build then.

Try attached patch to hpcsh/include/intr.h.  It makes
GENERIC
buildable with BT support enabled.

I guess splraiseipl fell through proverbial cracks on
netbsd-4 b/c no
drivers except bluetooth use it directly and hpcsh doesn't
used MI
spl.h that defines spl* in terms of splraiseipl.


> I've also tried to crosscompile current for hpcsh. I've
successfully 
> build the kernel, but "build.sh -m hpcsh
release" did fail at some 
> point.

I haven't done a build.sh release in a while.  And
unfortunately
releng doesn't currently build sh3 releases b/c a bug in gcc
breaks
sh3 gcc when hosted on 64-bit host (and releng build cluster
is now
all 64-bit due to combination of circumstances).

What was the error message.


> The current kernel also doesn't work with the netbsd-4
userland...

What's the failure mode?


SY, Uwe
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On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 21:51:42 +0300, Valeriy E. Ushakov
wrote:

> I haven't done a build.sh release in a while.  And
unfortunately
> releng doesn't currently build sh3 releases b/c a bug
in gcc breaks
> sh3 gcc when hosted on 64-bit host (and releng build
cluster is now
> all 64-bit due to combination of circumstances).
> 
> What was the error message.

PS: I mostly do "builsh.sh ... distribution sets"
instead of release
to save time on building kernels that I don't need.  If the
error was
in the release stage the above will give you all the
userland sets to
install.

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Hi Uwe,

Valeriy E. Ushakov wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 18:58:57 +0100, Andreas Bartelt
wrote:
> 
>> I was testing a 3com Bluetooth 3CRWB6096 (version
2.0) PCMCIA card with 
>> my Jornada 690.
>>
>> Unfortunately, the card doesn't work with
"netbsd-4". I've tried to 
>> enable the corresponding option, but the kernel
doesn't build then.
> 
> Try attached patch to hpcsh/include/intr.h.  It makes
GENERIC
> buildable with BT support enabled.
> 

thanks, after applying these patches, I was able to build
the kernel.

However, attaching bt3c results in an error (dmesg is
attached) and 
btconfig gives no output. When I remove the Bluetooth card,
the system 
crashes.

>> I've also tried to crosscompile current for hpcsh.
I've successfully 
>> build the kernel, but "build.sh -m hpcsh
release" did fail at some 
>> point.
> 
> I haven't done a build.sh release in a while.  And
unfortunately
> releng doesn't currently build sh3 releases b/c a bug
in gcc breaks
> sh3 gcc when hosted on 64-bit host (and releng build
cluster is now
> all 64-bit due to combination of circumstances).
> 
> What was the error message.
> 

it had something to do with /usr/src/rescue -- sorry, I
don't remember 
the exact error message...

> 
>> The current kernel also doesn't work with the
netbsd-4 userland...
> 
> What's the failure mode?
> 

I suppose there was a problem with swap. The system froze at
the point 
of enabling swap while booting.

regards,
Andreas