Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 19 Oct 1998 11:25:51 +0200 | From | Pavel Machek <> | Subject | Re: Linux on 386 EX SBC Card |
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Hi!
> I've installed syslinux on the ROM drive, but I have a problem with > sudden reboots during initialization, the reboot is btw. somehow > caused by the line > bh_mask |= 1 << nr; > in init_bh() in include/linux/interrupt.h. This function is called > during initialization of the keyboard driver, and the board reboots > without a warning one second or so after that line has been evaluated. > If I put an infinite while-loop right above it, the board will not > reboot, as it will if I put the loop right below that line.
Make function kbd_bh do nothing - that should help you.
> Any suggestions on what could be causing this will be very welcome. > My quite unqualified guess is that syslinux puts the kernel over some > memory mapped power management I/O on the board, or that there are > some memory holes where the kernel ends up.
No. kbd_bh does some setting of leds and it probably is not healthy.
Pavel
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