bug in at91rm9200 interrupt.c [udelay()] ?
Thank you for your fast reply,
i didn't check the list archive on csb637 because i downloaded u-boot version 1.1.2 and thought that it was the newest version available - this thought was obvioulsy wrong ...
But i did check the list now and i couldn't find any patch. The only entry i found was that there was a patch added (on 3.rd May) , but i couldn't find the patch itself.
I also browsed the CVS Repository, but it seems that there is no folder csb637 in the /board directory.
So what do i have to do to download the patch???
(Sorry if this question sounds stupid, but i'm new to this mailing list)
best regards
Mirco
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Mirco Fuchs <[email protected]> schreibt:
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i didn't check the list archive on csb637 because i downloaded u-boot version 1.1.2 and thought that it was the newest version available - this thought was obvioulsy wrong ...
Indeed - you should use top-of-CVS whenever possible.
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But i did check the list now and i couldn't find any patch. The only entry i found was that there was a patch added (on 3.rd May) , but i couldn't find the patch itself.
Bummers - it seems SourceForge does not store attachments. I'll send you a copy of the patches per private e-mail.
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I also browsed the CVS Repository, but it seems that there is no folder csb637 in the /board directory.
Like I wrote - the patches haven't been merged yet.
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Cheers
Anders
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Bummers - it seems SourceForge does not store attachments.
But the gmane archive does.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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