Unable to boot Fiasco.OC on amd64

[Lluís Vilanova]

Hi there,

After having to play with the load addresses of both fiasco and some of the
modules [1], I've been able to boot fiasco, but only to find it chokes on some
assertion, immediately following a pager warning (see error.jpg screenshot).

Sorry for using a screenshot, but I've been unable to make the serial console
work, so no copy&paste is available.

As I'm new to L4, I don't know if the error is due to my changes or due to some
other mis-configuration on the boot process. See the attached grub2.txt for the
GRUB2 entries I've tried (the error corresponds to the first entry).

I'm using the l4re-core-2013060718 tarball, all compiled on a debian testing
(gcc 4.7.3).

Any help on the boot or the serial console support is much appreciated.


Thanks a lot,
  Lluis

[1] To avoid some region overlaps, see attached l4.patch, and memory.jpg for the
    memory range configuration of the machine.

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