I posted a while ago about angleboot problems with our
ebsa110 type board. Turns out I was able to get it to work
by cutting down the size of the data packet sent for the image
download. This was hardcoded at 2016. Cutting it in half gets
the download to work.
Getting things to boot is another matter. I compiled a kernel
(based on 2.2.12) with arm and brutus/sa1100 patches. Tried
building with the ebsa110 option and with minimal support (basically
just the serial ports, ram disk as initd, etc). We plunk this down
into base address 0x8000 and put the ram disk up there in 0x00100000.
Since we only have 8mb of memory and the ram disk is a little over 6mb
uncompressed, things are tight.
Dave Borja
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