[ECOS] The redboot's network interface on i386 main board

[ECOS] The redboot's network interface on i386 main board

[jwchang]

Hello !all
     I  am working on the i386 main board,with redboot/ecos,when I make the redboot.bin file,the compiler cannot go through,following is the summary what I have done:
         1>I have get the current version of ecos packages via "CVS",ecosconfig with version 1.3.1.4
          2>i type the following in redhat linux 6.2
              $ ecosconfig new pc redboot
             the following is some  message of some new referred values and interface
               I add the packages about ethernet card via typing following 
             $ecosconfig add pcmcia
             $ecosconfig add net_drivers
             $ecosconfig tree
             $make
         following is the message of making,in the end throw out two error,Say the package pcmcia have not hardware io support.
       
          I have following questions:
              I wander if something is wrong with my package repository,but it is downloaded just before I do that?
             I tried to add the package net to the work but the screen displayed there are 8 conflicts,what's wrong?
                                                      Please tell me that?
                                                                                                                    jwchang@iwncomm.com     

Re: [ECOS] The redboot's network interface on i386 main board

[Jonathan Larmour]

jwchang wrote:
> 
> Hello !all
>      I  am working on the i386 main board,with redboot/ecos,when I make the redboot.bin file,the compiler cannot go through,following is the summary what I have done:
>          1>I have get the current version of ecos packages via "CVS",ecosconfig with version 1.3.1.4
>           2>i type the following in redhat linux 6.2
>               $ ecosconfig new pc redboot
>              the following is some  message of some new referred values and interface
>                I add the packages about ethernet card via typing following
>              $ecosconfig add pcmcia
>              $ecosconfig add net_drivers
>              $ecosconfig tree
>              $make
>          following is the message of making,in the end throw out two error,Say the package pcmcia have not hardware io support.

No-one has ported PCMCIA to the PC target. 
 
>           I have following questions:
>               I wander if something is wrong with my package repository,but it is downloaded just before I do that?
>              I tried to add the package net to the work but the screen displayed there are 8 conflicts,what's wrong?

You don't use the net package with redboot.

Jifl
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[ECOS] ´ð¸´: [ECOS] The redboot's network interface on i386 main board

[jwchang]

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Jifl:
    Thank you very much for tell me that no one ported pcmcia to the pc target .that's true.but I still have a question,you say I donot use the net package with redboot,but I looked at the redboot package's  subdirectory,the "net"directory is already exist.and I download the newly ecos from "source.redhat.com"
 but after I make the "redboot.bin",and 'dd' it to the floppy,then boot my pc target ,the screen display still is No Network interface found,the command fconfig still unavailable.this maters actually make me confusion!
                                      thanks a lot
                                                   BEST REGARD 
                                                              2001.8.15
                                                                                       chang

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jwchang wrote:
> 
> Hello !all
>      I  am working on the i386 main board,with redboot/ecos,when I make the redboot.bin file,the compiler cannot go through,following is the summary what I have done:
>          1>I have get the current version of ecos packages via "CVS",ecosconfig with version 1.3.1.4
>           2>i type the following in redhat linux 6.2
>               $ ecosconfig new pc redboot
>              the following is some  message of some new referred values and interface
>                I add the packages about ethernet card via typing following
>              $ecosconfig add pcmcia
>              $ecosconfig add net_drivers
>              $ecosconfig tree
>              $make
>          following is the message of making,in the end throw out two error,Say the package pcmcia have not hardware io support.

No-one has ported PCMCIA to the PC target. 
 
>           I have following questions:
>               I wander if something is wrong with my package repository,but it is downloaded just before I do that?
>              I tried to add the package net to the work but the screen displayed there are 8 conflicts,what's wrong?

You don't use the net package with redboot.

Jifl
-- 
Red Hat, Rustat House, Clifton Road, Cambridge, UK. Tel: +44 (1223) 271062
Maybe this world is another planet's Hell -Aldous Huxley || Opinions==mine

[ECOS] Re: ´ð¸´: [ECOS] The redboot's network interface on i386 main board

[Jonathan Larmour]

jwchang wrote:
> 
> Jifl:
>     Thank you very much for tell me that no one ported pcmcia to the pc target .that's true.but I still have a question,you say I donot use the net package with redboot,but I looked at the redboot package's  subdirectory,the "net"directory is already exist.and I download the newly ecos from "source.redhat.com"
>  but after I make the "redboot.bin",and 'dd' it to the floppy,then boot my pc target ,the screen display still is No Network interface found,the command fconfig still unavailable.this maters actually make me confusion!

Follow the instructions in the RedBoot user's manual. The step you are
missing is to import a redboot_FLOPPY.ecm file into your configuration.

And be warned, it supports the Intel EtherExpress Pro (or compatible) only
at this time.

Jifl
-- 
Red Hat, Rustat House, Clifton Road, Cambridge, UK. Tel: +44 (1223) 271062
Maybe this world is another planet's Hell -Aldous Huxley || Opinions==mine