some time ago, i was thinking about GC Linux and WHY THE F*** i need a NFS to use it ^^
So i started creating a GC-Linux which has it's root Filesystem on the second partition of my SD-Adapter... I dokumented it pretty good (i think.. at least better than my other projects xD)
But i had trouble with creating a nice and usefull root FS, so i just used the one from MFE which is useable. You could even create one using debootstap with ppc binarys, but it becomes pretty big... so after some trys i got bored, since videos are not really playable.. but mp3 should be fine..
So here are the files:
Kernel is 2.6.32 with mikep5 Patch
The Documentation: http://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.ph ... otFS_on_SD
Needed Config files: http://nold.freeunix.net/devnull/Downlo ... config.zip (root=/dev/gcnsda2 - gc-linux.org wiki paths are wrong)
Dol-File + RootFS: http://nold.freeunix.net/devnull/Downlo ... pha.tar.gz
Here you can download the complete sourcecode if you don't want to search the files ^^
http://ubuntuone.com/p/JsX/
Here you can see it booting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQwy9SYk5TI
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Hope someone has some use for it - everything can be modified as you want it and feel free to ask me for help.
//Edit:
As may some of you noticed did i finish a SDHC driver for GC-Linux
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Here is now my Beta release, would be cool if some of you could try it out, and give me some feedback.
The 16/32 stands for the SPI Clock (Known from SWISS) and the a/b for the port of the SD-Card. And here is the driver: (Goes into drivers/block/)
It's not really nice written but it works... but since i never did something like that before, i'm actually pretty pround on myself ^^