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Good News / Bad News on the HP Jornada 720 emulation front: Fixing up the ARM MMU emulation allows it to not get caught in a perpetual abort loop. That's good. It now just sits there, servicing the 1ms system timer, and not doing much else. That's less than stellar.
It at least progresses from using PID 1 to PID 2, which I assume means that it moves slightly forward in the system bring-up tasks. However, it just sits, not accessing any SoC hardware except to service the 1ms timer IRQ. The running code is nightmarishly spaghetii-like.
Based on the sheer frequency with which it looks at the 7 MSBs of various GPRs, I'm going to take a wild guess that it's some kind of task-switching code. I'm just not sure at this point what all it wants.
The only enabled IRQs are RTC Alarm, OS Timer 0 Match, GPIO1, GPIO7, and GPIO-hi (lines 12 to 27). GPIO-hi edge detects are GPIO15 and GPIO18. At this point I'm thinking of wiring some keys up to bounce the relevant GPIO lines just to see what happens.
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