Re: Problem in booting when calling calibrate_delay

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On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 07:51:52AM +0800, wilbur.chan wrote:

> I was going to boot mips64  xlr408, which has 8 cores.

The XLR is not supported by the linux-mips.org rsp. kernel.org kernel
trees.

> Howerver, the code seemd to stop before calling 'start_kernel--->
> 
> calibrate_delay ' .
> 
> So Iadded some 'printk' in  calibrate_delay,  to check out why it failed.
>  However,  if I added a 'printk' in any 'if  branches'  in
> 
> 'calibrate_delay '  function  , the kernel would halt  before calling
> 
> 
> 'j  start_kernel'  in head.S. (in this situation ,printk seemed
> 
> unavailable, so  I  wrote directlly to serial address  to trace the
> 
> kernel).
> 
> 
> Can anyone tell me why this happed?

When something like this happens it is in most cases caused by timer
interrupt not working.

  Ralf


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