Re: [ECOS] redboot w/o ether-related codes.

[Jonathan Larmour <jifl at eCosCentric dot com>]

Tokutaro Nishioka wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
>  I'm trying to run redboot (included in eCos v2.0)
> upon MIPS based board which provides RTL-8019AS
> (almost same as NS-DP83902a) ethernet controller.
> 
>  I wrote definitions in ecos.db, introduced codes from
> ~/packages/devs/eth/ns/dp83902a/*,
> and I edit CDL files for these (LANC & board).
> Then I run 'ecosconfig', and run 'make'.
> Compiling result is OK, also linking result is OK.
> I can make dis-assemble file from ./install/bin/redboot.elf.
> 
>  When I see the dis-assemble file, all the ether-related symbols
> and codes (such as 'eth_drv_init' etc...) are lacked !

Did you see in the build output if the package is even built? Did you add
the package to ecos.db and to your configuration?

>  Off cource, these ether-related symbols are existing in
> './install/lib/libtarget.a' library file,
>  but they are NOT linked within redboot.elf.
> 
>  I checked generated 'ecos.ecc' and confirmed that ether-related
> valiables within it are ENABLED.

If the package isn't being built, searching ecos.ecc for its associated
CDL should help: it will say if it's inactive or off and why.

Jifl
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