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E-100
E-100 で動かしているひとっていませんよね?
あと今、マシンが手元にないんで確認できないんですが、
どなたかシリアルコンソールはどう使うか教えてくれませんか?
今どうするとつかえるんでしたっけ?
- Subject: casio E100 / hpcmips
 
- From: Chuck Cranor <chuck@research.att.com>
 
- To: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
- Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 17:03:47 -0400
 
- Organization: AT&T Labs-Research
 
- Message-ID: <19991020170347.C1255432@research.att.com>
 
- Delivered-To: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
hi-
    a friend of mine has a Casio E-100 and wants to try and get hpcmips
running on it.   the web page only claims support for E-55/E500.  he
tried the snapshot and the E-100 ran the pbsdboot.exe, but it wasn't
clear what to set the framebuffer type to (E-100 has color screen) or,
alternately, how to get a serial console.  loading a kernel with 
framebuffer set to E-55 didn't do anthing interesting (other than 
hard-hang the system).   what are the odds of getting hpcmips to work 
on something like the E-100/E-105?
(see http://www.casio.com/hpc/detail.cfm?PID=1425 for on-line info...)
thanks,
chuck c.
- Subject: Re: casio E100 / hpcmips
 
- From: Matthew Orgass <darkstar@pgh.net>
 
- To: Chuck Cranor <chuck@research.att.com>
 
- Reply-To: Matthew Orgass <darkstar@pgh.net>
 
- Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 21:56:06 -0400 (EDT)
 
- Message-ID: <Pine.BSI.3.96.991020203640.20014A-100000@doit.pgh.net>
 
- In-Reply-To: <19991020170347.C1255432@research.att.com>
 
- cc: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
- Delivered-To: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Chuck Cranor wrote:
>     a friend of mine has a Casio E-100 and wants to try and get hpcmips
> running on it.   the web page only claims support for E-55/E500.  he
> tried the snapshot and the E-100 ran the pbsdboot.exe, but it wasn't
> clear what to set the framebuffer type to (E-100 has color screen) or,
> alternately, how to get a serial console.  loading a kernel with 
> framebuffer set to E-55 didn't do anthing interesting (other than 
> hard-hang the system).   what are the odds of getting hpcmips to work 
> on something like the E-100/E-105?
> (see http://www.casio.com/hpc/detail.cfm?PID=1425 for on-line info...)
  Linux is running on the E-105, so it should be possible to get it to do
something interesting :).  From http://www.ltc.com/linux-mips/e-105.html:
Size		240x320 visible 256x320 virtual
Address		0xa200000
Bytes/line	512
  The type is probably D2_M2L_something (maybe try 3 first).
  ID(E-100): 4104300 C10201
  ID(E-105): 4104300 C10202
Matthew Orgass
darkstar@pgh.net
- Subject: Re: casio E100 / hpcmips
 
- From: Jun Ebihara <jun@soum.co.jp>
 
- To: chuck@research.att.com
 
- Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 15:43:33 +0900
 
- Message-Id: <19991021154333D.jun@soum.co.jp>
 
- In-Reply-To: Your message of "Wed, 20 Oct 1999 17:03:47 -0400"<19991020170347.C1255432@research.att.com>
 
- References: <19991020170347.C1255432@research.att.com>
 
- Cc: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
- Delivered-To: port-mips@netbsd.org
 
From: Chuck Cranor <chuck@research.att.com>
Subject: casio E100 / hpcmips
Date: Wed, 20 Oct 1999 17:03:47 -0400
>     a friend of mine has a Casio E-100 and wants to try and get hpcmips
> running on it.   the web page only claims support for E-55/E500.  he
> tried the snapshot and the E-100 ran the pbsdboot.exe, but it wasn't
> clear what to set the framebuffer type to (E-100 has color screen) or,
> alternately, how to get a serial console.  loading a kernel with 
> framebuffer set to E-55 didn't do anthing interesting (other than 
> hard-hang the system).   what are the odds of getting hpcmips to work 
> on something like the E-100/E-105?
> (see http://www.casio.com/hpc/detail.cfm?PID=1425 for on-line info...)
hpcmips testing group has no E-100 machine may be.
E-100 has near architecture with E-500(which is E-100 for Japan).
Please testing E-500 setting.or Mr.Matthew's paramater.
I'll add serial console setting to hpcmips WWW pages.
NetBSD/hpcmips kernel can't find PCIC device on Cassiopeia E-series.
I heard Linux for cassiopeia has same problem.is it true?
--
jun ebihara
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