Re: [U-Boot] Booting uncompressed uImages

Hi Wolfgang, Thanks for the reply! > Why using such an odd address as 0x8055b728? That is a symptom of the system I'm working on...! > Just follow the rules and never download the image to an address range > that overlaps with the area where the image will be unpacked / loaded > to. I'd wondered

Re: [U-Boot] Booting uncompressed uImages

Hi Mike, Thanks for the reply. > if it's uncompressed, why not simply load it to the final address in the first > place ?  then bootm wont have to do any memcpy, it can simply jump to the > entry point. In our system we use a software update mechanism where the kernel + initfs images reside in a

[U-Boot] Booting uncompressed uImages

Hi all, I've got an interesting issue with a MIPS board I'm working on. The uncompressed uImage has been created with a Load Address of 0x8050 and an Entry Point of 0x80504590. This gets TFTP's into RAM at 0x8055b728. When I run a "bootm 0x8055b728" this image fails to run. Tracing through the