Thanks for the response. I just found the problem last night. Their convert utility was screwing up on files that had module_init and module_exit routines in them, even though it wasn't compiled as a module. I fixed it by replacing the __init and __exit macros with nothing so the code is placed in a normal .text segment. Gerald Jeff Harrell wrote: > Gerald Champagne wrote: > > Has anyone used the Wind River VisionClick debugger with the Linux > kernel? > I'm using this debugger and works great except it thinks that the > symbols > for some files start at address zero instead of the proper offset. > Has anyone > else seen this and were you able to get it to work? I'm using the > latest tools > from: > > ftp://oss.sgi.com/pub/linux/mips/redhat/7.1/RPMS/i386/toolchain-mips-20010830-1.i386.rpm > > > I can't find any differences between the files that work and the > files that > don't work and the symbols look correct in the System.map file. > > Yeah, I'm working with Wind River, but I haven't gotten a solution yet. > You know how that 8-5 centralized corporate support is though. :) > > Thanks! > > Gerald > > We are using a VisionIce debugger from the linux-mips kernel, although I > am using the > MontaVista Hardhat 2.0 tools. I am able to load the symbols after they > have been > generated from the Convert utility. It seems to work fine except for > modules...haven't > had much luck with that. Had to get a patch to view TLB mapped memory > properly > though. > > Jeff > > -- > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > \ Jeff Harrell (jharrell@telogy.com) \ > \ Telogy Networks \ > \ Broadband Access Group \ > \ \ > \ Work: (301) 515-6537 \ > \ Fax: (301) 515-6637 \ > \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >
