Hello again.
I have recompiled the kernel 14.3-RELEASE after having added the drm subsystem patched for enabling the panfrost driver on the radxa zero 3W,but it freezes during boot with this message :
and nothing happens anymore :
With the kernel 14.2 the panfrost driver works. When I switch from 14.2 to 14.3 the only thing I do is replace the kernel and the modules. The rest of the configuration is the same. I use the same dtb file.
What I would like to know is how print the log messages very early on the booting process. My radxa board does not have the GPIO pins,so I can't use a serial connection. Is there an alternative to it ? I have printed the messages that come from the kernel 14.2 where DRM works and it is able to reach the login prompt. Now I want to print the ones that come from the 14.3 and I want to compare them,trying to understand what could be missing / broken. I don't know what else to do to gather more informations about the reasons why it freezes there.
Thanks.
I have recompiled the kernel 14.3-RELEASE after having added the drm subsystem patched for enabling the panfrost driver on the radxa zero 3W,but it freezes during boot with this message :
Warning : Device "fb" is Giant locked and may be deleted before FreeBSD 15.0
VT: Replacing driver "efifb" with new "fb".
and nothing happens anymore :
With the kernel 14.2 the panfrost driver works. When I switch from 14.2 to 14.3 the only thing I do is replace the kernel and the modules. The rest of the configuration is the same. I use the same dtb file.
What I would like to know is how print the log messages very early on the booting process. My radxa board does not have the GPIO pins,so I can't use a serial connection. Is there an alternative to it ? I have printed the messages that come from the kernel 14.2 where DRM works and it is able to reach the login prompt. Now I want to print the ones that come from the 14.3 and I want to compare them,trying to understand what could be missing / broken. I don't know what else to do to gather more informations about the reasons why it freezes there.
Thanks.