And as the kernel boots, it loads an improved serial module stored on the root filesystem, which works fine? Would that explain why it works fine with module support turned on, but doesn't work well with module support turned off (and hence stuck using the serial module that is built into the kernel)?
~lr --- "VanBaren, Gerald (AGRE)" <Gerald.VanBaren at smiths-aerospace.com> wrote: > > Just in case nobody answered yet (I didn't see an > answer), the problem 99.9999% certainty is that your > serial interrupts are not interrupting so the kernel > is polling for serial I/O. This is a fallback > operation with REALLY LONG timeouts. The symptoms > are REALLY SLOW console interaction == your > symptoms. Your follow-up message indicates the > problem is in your serial driver module. > > gvb ** Sent via the linuxppc-embedded mail list. See http://lists.linuxppc.org/
