Re: calibrate_delay function

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Ashlesha Shintre wrote:
Hi,
I m working on the Encore M3 board that has the AU1500 MIPS processor on
it.  I aim to port the 2.6 linux kernel to the board which is already
supported in the 2.4 kernel.

The start_kernel function in linux/init/main.c file, calls a function
calibrate_delay found in the arch/frv/kernel/setup.c file.  Why does the
kernel call this function which is a part of the Fujitsu FR-V
architecture?
When I build the image, this is the point where the kernel is stuck and
the last contents of the log buffer show the following printk message
from the calibrate_delay function:


Calibrating delay loop...

Thanks,
Ashlesha.




start_kernel() calls calibrate_delay() which can be found in init/calibrate.c

thanks,
Manish Lachwani


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