I've been trying to run an application on the XBox that runs on Linux. It runs fine except it doesn't recognize the additional memory (the XBox has 128 MB instead of the normal 64 MB). I think it's running on a version of DSL (xDSL).
Anyway, when it boots it, during the hardware detection, it says "64MB RAM w/ 4 MB Frame Buffer". So I've been trying to get it to use use the additional RAM by using the "mem=" command placed into the append line in the cfg file.
Here are the few I've tried and the results:
mem=124M: No change... still said 64 MB RAM w/ 4 MB Frame Buffer
mem=64M@64M: No boot (crash)
mem=60M@64M: This one showed promise. It said "128 MB RAM with 4 MB Frame Buffer" while booting, but then it crashed. After the crash it said a whole bunch of stuff. At the top it said "Oops: 002". Then it had a whole bunch of hex in a section labeled "Call Trace". And at the bottom is said something about "Kernel panic - not syncing" and "Interrupt Handler" (sorry, can't be more specific right now... I'm not at home).
Just wondering if any of the Linux experts here could provide me with some other commands to try.
Anyway, when it boots it, during the hardware detection, it says "64MB RAM w/ 4 MB Frame Buffer". So I've been trying to get it to use use the additional RAM by using the "mem=" command placed into the append line in the cfg file.
Here are the few I've tried and the results:
mem=124M: No change... still said 64 MB RAM w/ 4 MB Frame Buffer
mem=64M@64M: No boot (crash)
mem=60M@64M: This one showed promise. It said "128 MB RAM with 4 MB Frame Buffer" while booting, but then it crashed. After the crash it said a whole bunch of stuff. At the top it said "Oops: 002". Then it had a whole bunch of hex in a section labeled "Call Trace". And at the bottom is said something about "Kernel panic - not syncing" and "Interrupt Handler" (sorry, can't be more specific right now... I'm not at home).
Just wondering if any of the Linux experts here could provide me with some other commands to try.
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