As far as I know (referencing ARM system-on-chip-architecture by
Steve Furber) this is used on MPU ARMS as well. Apparently it is
included on some of these chips to support windows CE.
Personally I have no experience with MPU ARMs.
Thanks,
Matthew Warton
On 31/10/2007, at 11:49 AM, andrzej
Hi,
On 15/10/2007, Matthew Warton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The first is that Qemu would not enable changing of the pid register
> on processors with an MMU. This is a legal operation, and one that
> several parts of our kernel rely on. See (for example) the ARM920t
> technical reference manu
Hi,
I recently tracked down a problem in the simulation of our software
on Qemu to two small problems in the ARM MMU code.
The first is that Qemu would not enable changing of the pid register
on processors with an MMU. This is a legal operation, and one that
several parts of our kernel r
