In message CAD6P=4jO2BhCCU10227a_N3rUMK1aWU_C=
bpydtitfe0e4d...@mail.gmail.com you wrote:
Any chance that you are using an older and/or out-of-tree version of
U-Boot? We can only help you with mainline code...
I am using u-boot-linaro-stable version from linaro.
Sorry, Linaro has
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
In message CAD6P=4jLawHYxdrAaMYa1t=BJseDqk5=-+wttabfy+btayt...@mail.gmail.com
you wrote:
Can you please suggest which tool chain would be better ?
We are using ELDK, but I'm obviously biased here. In any case,
experience with all Yocto based tool chains is pretty good.
Hello Wolfgang, James,
Thanks for the information.
Yes, James your assumption about my knowledge on U-Boot internals is
correct. I have used u-boot to bring up the OS, but this time I had to run
a SA from u-boot, which requires more understanding of U-Boot internals.
Any chance that you are
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
In message CAD6P=4jO2BhCCU10227a_N3rUMK1aWU_C=bpydtitfe0e4d...@mail.gmail.com
you wrote:
Any chance that you are using an older and/or out-of-tree version of
U-Boot? We can only help you with mainline code...
I am using u-boot-linaro-stable version from linaro.
Hello James,
Thank you for the detailed explanations
On Thu, Dec 26, 2013 at 8:13 PM, James Chargin jimccr...@gmail.com wrote:
I work with Freescale e300 and e500 SOCs, other processors may do things a
bit differently.
U-Boot places several things in very high RAM. leaving the lower areas
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
I am able to provide a bit more information, based on your reply. Please
forgive my assumption that you are even less familiar with U-Boot
internals than I am.
Again, I'm writing about the Freescale SOCs, undoubtedly ARM processors
do some things differently. I hope
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
In message CAD6P=4jA7MvB+DaSXsmH=CW=ckPzAk5=upcimjo-sxynisz...@mail.gmail.com
you wrote:
In my case RAM-based copy of u-boot is mapped to
0x80E8(CONFIG_SYS_TEXT_BASE), which is not the upper RAM location. Is
upper RAM means the last few megabytes of the total
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
To add a bit of context to Wolfgang Denk's reply...
I work with Freescale e300 and e500 SOCs, other processors may do things
a bit differently.
U-Boot places several things in very high RAM. leaving the lower areas
of RAM available for loading the OS and/or
Hello Wolfgang Denk,
Thank you for the reply.
Could you please clarify me the following things about u-boot?
To add more system RAM where should I change and whether it is SDRAM or
SRAM?
I am using panda es board(omap4460), whose SDRAM starts at 0x8000,
after the boot, u-boot relocates to
Dear Parimala Baggiri,
please stop top-posting / full-quoting. Thanks.
In message CAD6P=4j2egh16c6hb7z8ahc8h6ipd+na02sn1njenbk+v+n...@mail.gmail.com
you wrote:
Thank you for the reply.
Could you please clarify me the following things about u-boot?
To add more system RAM where should I
Hello,
How to increase the user mode stack size which will be used by the
standalone application in u-boot?
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Dear Parimala Baggiri,
In message CAD6P=4hwjgozdwzhbk00fvgypry63sm4erexgpufsjpihd9...@mail.gmail.com
you wrote:
How to increase the user mode stack size which will be used by the
standalone application in u-boot?
Add more system RAM.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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