On Mon, 28 May 2018 18:41:26 +0200 Benjamin Lindqvist <benjamin.lindqv...@endian.se> wrote:
> Note that it's certainly possible to encode U-Boot and kernel with > RS[4] and still use RS[8] for the rootfs even if the boot rom doesn't > support it. Not if you want to read/write from/to the uboot partition from Linux. Per-partition ECC setup is not supported, so the only solutions we have right now are: 1/ use the same ECC config as the one use by the bootrom 2/ only access uboot partition in raw mode from Linux (that implies generating images containing the ECC bytes so that they can be flashed to the device in raw mode) 3/ never access uboot partitions from Linux (not sure we want that) > This whole 'use-bootable-ecc-only' business seems a bit > overengineered. > Hm, I don't find it over-engineered.
