How to boot Fiasco microkernel on raspberry pi

[Rahul Singhal]

I put three files bootstrap.elf , bootstrap_hello , bootstrap_hello.elf in
the boot partition of my sd card which already had raspbian installed on
it. I modified the config.txt file which had everything commented
initially, and added the line kernel=bootstrap_hello.elf at the end. After
booting the pi with this sd card i see nothing but the rainbow colored
screen.
Please help me out here.
As I told you I am a beginner with RPi environment and want to port L4
Fiasco microkernel on RPi and test it using a few simple programs.
Thanks in advance.



On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 5:42 PM, Wei Jin <coder.soap at gmail.com> wrote:

> elfimage is known to work. Just copy it to boot partition of sdcard and
> edit config.txt.
>
> For example:
> kernel=bootstrap_hello.elf
>
> On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 10:30 PM, Rahul Singhal <singhalrahul43 at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> I want to port Fiasco microkernel to RPi. I found that Fiasco now supports
>> RPi. I am a newbie in this kernel field. I have compiled the L4
>> microkernel
>> and the L4 runtime environment for RPi succesfully but I don't know how to
>> use the generated binaries to run RPi. I am running on ubuntu 12.04.
>> Could you please tell me the procedure and files to be put on the sd card
>> of
>> RPi so that it boots into the L4 runtime environment.
>>
>>
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