Hi Tom
I am working with NVIDIA Harmony board and have chromium U-Boot 2009.11 working
on it nicely after just changing the TEXT_BASE in board/tegra2/harmony/config.mk
from 0x00e08000 to 0x00108000 as outlined in the NVIDIA developer forum.
Now I saw your recent work on mainlining basic NVIDIA
Dear "mar...@ziswiler.com",
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you wrote:
>
> I am working with NVIDIA Harmony board and have chromium U-Boot
> 2009.11 working on it nicely after just changing the TEXT_BASE in
...
> onto the board. Can you qu
On 11 February 2011 at 10:11 Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> You wroite that you have U-Boot running - then why do you not use
> U-Boot to bootstrap itself? That's always the most natural
> approach...
Good point if there where any kind of NAND flash support on Harmony in U-Boot
yet. But that's not the
Hi Marcel,
I think your best bet right now is to use the nvflash tool provided in
the Chromium chroot. That's what the burn-u-boot script uses (by the way,
that script recently changed to write_tegra_bios (I know, bad name), and
will probably change again to something like cros_write_firmware
Marcel,
On Sun, Feb 13, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Anton Staaf wrote:
> Hi Marcel,
> I think your best bet right now is to use the nvflash tool provided in
> the Chromium chroot. That's what the burn-u-boot script uses (by the way,
> that script recently changed to write_tegra_bios (I know, bad name)
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