[ECOS] cannot run test on PC

[ECOS] cannot run test on PC

[adon@walkersun]

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Hi all,
 
    I have build all the files which eCos 
wanted, and I use the eCos to build the stubs for PC target follows the starting 
guild. 
    So, for the gdb_module.bin, I could 
make it into floppy and boot a PC, and I could let it communicated with host 
PC(I used the win2000 for the host). and then I open the "run test" in eCos 
configure tools, but I cannot get any further response form my target PC(pentiun 
II, 266M, 128M RAM). the target always hangup or reboot after download the test 
program, and I do not know the program either been download finished. So, could 
anybody guide me how to solve this??? 
 
My project is to port a RTOS into mips 3000, maybe toshiba or 
IDT, and I try eCos for several weeks on mips, and it cannot work on my 
target(tx3927), so I change evaluate from the target to PC. But now I still 
cannot get response from PC. So could your help me to let the system 
work???
 
And I also found another problem, when I configure the serial 
port speed to 115200 as default, and I let the target PC boot, but I found the 
target PC serial port speed also 38400, where am I wrong???
 
Adon Chen

Re: [ECOS] cannot run test on PC

[Jonathan Larmour]

> "adon@walkersun" wrote:
> 
>     I have build all the files which eCos wanted, and I use the eCos to
> build the stubs for PC target follows the starting guild.
>     So, for the gdb_module.bin, I could make it into floppy and boot a
> PC, and I could let it communicated with host PC(I used the win2000 for
> the host). and then I open the "run test" in eCos configure tools, but I
> cannot get any further response form my target PC(pentiun II, 266M, 128M
> RAM). the target always hangup or reboot after download the test program,
> and I do not know the program either been download finished. So, could
> anybody guide me how to solve this???

Did you change your template back to "default" from "stubs" and rebuild all
the tests, preferably in a new build tree?

> And I also found another problem, when I configure the serial port speed
> to 115200 as default, and I let the target PC boot, but I found the
> target PC serial port speed also 38400, where am I wrong???

Nothing - this is again one of the failings of the i386-pc port I'm afraid.

Jifl
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