Great, thank you very much for this valuable information.
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Dear "mazen.e",
In message <1401191218533-180832.p...@n7.nabble.com> you wrote:
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> On the other hand, according to my basic understanding (Please correct me
> if I am wrong), U-boot can pass through the bootargs env variable
> information about available memory in the platform. For instance, b
Great, many thanks for this information.
On the other hand, according to my basic understanding (Please correct me
if I am wrong), U-boot can pass through the bootargs env variable
information about available memory in the platform. For instance, bootargs
mem=512M@0xA000 .. instructs the ke
Dear "mazen.e",
In message <1401177091915-180825.p...@n7.nabble.com> you wrote:
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> I want to execute a an OS (either Linux or Android) on the Arndale exynos
> 5250 board. The board features 2 GB of RAM. However, I want to statically
> alloacate a specifc region of RAM (e.g. 1 GB) to be used by t
Hello,
I want to execute a an OS (either Linux or Android) on the Arndale exynos
5250 board. The board features 2 GB of RAM. However, I want to statically
alloacate a specifc region of RAM (e.g. 1 GB) to be used by the OS, While
the other 1 GB is reserved for other purposes.
What is the best wa
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