On Sat, 2003-12-06 at 10:27, Eric BENARD / Free wrote:
> Le Jeudi 4 Décembre 2003 19:28, William Moser a écrit :
> > I am comparing the kernel_config for Intimate with the
> > ipaqpxa_config of the same vintage (pxa-hh13). I have
> > received some help already with most of the settings,
> > but my original post was incomplete. Here are the rest
> > of the settings:
> >
> > CONFIG_H3600_BACKPAQ_FPGA (n in pxa, m in Intimate)
> from the name (3600 & backpaq) only for Ipaq 3600 with StrongARM and a backpaq
> adapter (sleeve ??).
>
> > CONFIG_I2C (m, n)
> > + options
> I2C support. Can be enabled on both SA & PXA but only if you have I2C
> peripherals and know on which GPIO they are connected.
I2C is needed for H39xx and H5xxx audio.
> > CONFIG_L3 (n, y)
> > + options
L3 is need for H31xx/H36xx/H37xx/H38xx audio.
> > CONFIG_BIT_SA1100_GPIO (n, y)
> > CONFIG_SPI (n, y)
> > + options
> L3 / SPI : used for talking with the audio codec connected to the SA.
>
> > CONFIG_WATCHDOG (y, n)
> > + options
> Watchdog enabled on PXA. Is the option software watchdog ?
I don't know why watchdog was turned on. We do not use it afaik.
> > CONFIG_REISERFS_FS (m, y)
> > CONFIG_EXT3_FS (m, y)
> > CONFIG_JBD (m, y)
> file systems : modules for PXA, in the kernel for Intimate (I think because
> you need file system in order to access the intimate partition).
Whatever filesystem used for the root partition must be available either
in the kernel or in the initrd so that the root partition can be
mounted.
The familiar kernel could be used to boot Intimate, if an appropriate
initrd was used. The initrd would have to be in cramfs format (or
possibly gzipped cramfs).
Jamey
Received on Mon Dec 08 16:03:50 2003
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