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> For now, I'm using base 3.14.0beta2. My ioc is based on the RTEMS-pc386 > architecture, when I booting the example EPICS application, I found > that the target hardware address was "0xFFFFFF".That's very strange, so > the target couldn't boot. And I know that Eric([email protected]) > has boot the example application on i386 with base 3.14.0beta1 > successfully. I has been in trouble with this booting problem for > several weeks. So I decide to try with base 3.14.0beta1. And I suspect > that this might be a bug in 3.14.0beta2. This doesn't sound like it could be solved by using a different release of Base. I'm not an RTEMS user, but I would suspect a problem with your RTEMS build system or the way in which you are creating the final binary to be booted. Have you tested booting a very simple "Hello world" type of program, i.e. one that just does printf("Hello\n"); ? > So would you please send the source of base 3.14.0beta1 to me? whether > or not, thank you very much. Any suggestions about this booting problem > are appriciated. Sorry, we can't make that available to anybody who was not a member of the original EPICS collaboration because it doesn't have all the license and copyright information in it, and as I said above I don't think that will help you anyway. Base R3.14.1 should be released later this week, and you could try that if you really want to see if a different version will fix the problem. - Andrew -- A: No, see http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html Q: Should I include quotations after my reply ?
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