Hi Stefan,
>Then the vendor U-Boot port is broken.
I hope that is not the case :-( When they told me that the board has 2GB of
flash, I told them that u-boot only reported 16MB. I was told not to worry
about it. Vendor saves firmware for their chip (which is a PCI-e device on the
board), th
Hi Wolfgang,
Thank you for that reply!
I do know that the board has NAND flash and it is seen by the u-boot.
FLASH: 16 MB
NAND: 1024 MiB
The vendor has told us that the actual flash is lot bigger than reported by
u-boot.
> (assuming your out-of-tree port supports NAND booting)
How do I
Hi Wolfgang,
I received the sources from the vendor for the u-boot. I built it using ELDK.
I want to do sanity check by verifying that my u-boot binary image can work
*before* burning it to the flash. I am presuming that this is possible i.e.
test u-boot from RAM before burning to flash. I
Hi Anatolij,
Before I attempt to burn the new image in the flash, I want to test it first.
There are instruction on burning this image in to flash but
The documentation that I am looking says following:-
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"If U-Boot is already installed and running on your board, you
I apologize if this is a duplicate message. I tried to send it earlier but it
went "Waiting for approval" as the system thought I was not a subscriber :-(
I have built a new u-boot for a board which is very similar to canyonlands. But
I am having problem in running it. Afterwards, I ran mkimage
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