It would be great if I could get a few hints on how to get Linux running on one of these old gt64120 based PCI eval cards from Galileo. I know these cards are quite old and crufty but since I see evidence of support in the kernel I thought I'd ask if anyone still uses the ev-64120 support. Currently I have an ev-64120 inserted into a passive PCI backplane and have access to pmon over the serial port. I expect that I should be able to cross compile the kernel, with the ev-64120 board support enabled, and convert the resulting elf into srec format for loading via pmon (ouch). However, I'm not sure what to do for providing a root filesystem or even how one should specify kernel command line parameters. I'm wondering if it's feasible to put a supported NIC in the PCI passive backplane with the ev-64120 and provide a suitable root file system over a network connection? I'm not aware if the linux kernel can perform the PCI configuration (setting up the PCI base address registers etc). Any way, if anyone has gone down this ev-64120 path I'd greatly appreciate hearing any suggestions, even if they are along the lines of "abandon all hope". :) Thanks, Allan
