I have new problem! - l4-hackers

4 Apr 2006


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Can you please give more details on what you did? I cannot really say
anything helpful on a generic "it doesn't work" statement.
Thank adam lackorzynski(adam@os.inf.tu-dresden.de) for your help. Now I
resolve  last problem and the compilation fiasco in slackware (last time is
debian) is ok. The execution of hello example is also good!
Now I am ready for experiencing the fiasco-ux. I compile the package but runs
badly. The error information is as follows:
    Fiasco-UX on Linux 2.4.31 (i686)
    Mapped 64 MB Memory + 0 KB Framebuffer + 0 MB Input Area on FD 3
Loading Module 0x00090000-0x00094e60 [sigma0-ux]
    Failed to open file: roottask
But according to the instructions of Fiasco-ux website the information should
be like this:
    Fiasco-UX on Linux 2.4.31 (i686)
     Mapped 64 MB Memory + 0 KB Framebuffer + 0 MB Input Area on FD 3
Loading Module 0x00070000-0x000955c0 [sigma0-ux]
     Loading Module 0x00100000-0x001b9ce0 [rmgr-ux]
     ...
The addresses of the sigma0-ux are different! My configuration of fiasco is
as follows:
     Target System Options
>(UX)     Target Platform
(IA-32)  Target CPU Family
(K7)     Target processor
>(L4V2)   Kernel ABI Version
[ ]      TCB size of 4k
[ ]      Fine-grained CPU time
[Y]      Graphical console (requires SDL library!)
[Y]      Network support
Kernel Debugging
>[Y]      Generate inline code
[ ]      Do not compile assertions
[Y]      Compile without frame pointer
[ ]      Measure stack depth of threads
[ ]      Sanity checks in low level allocator
[ ]      Sanity checks at syscall entry/exit
[Y]      Compile with gstabs+ debugging information
[Y]      JDB kernel debugger
[ ]        JDB extended logging
[ ]        JDB accounting
[ ]        Miscellaneous JDB modules
(ANY)    Runtime warning level
Compiling and Building
>gcc      C compiler
g++      C++ compiler
[ ]      Verbose build process
[ ]      Do additional checks at build time
and then make VERBOSE=@ according to the instruction of Fiasco-ux website
but I don't find the option "Assembler IPC shortcut"       . Please help me!
Cheng