hi,
I got things working on UART2 as consolebut i still have issues in
relocating..
its problem in my hardware...so things are going on well...
thank u Mr.Stefan for the help extended
Thanks & Regards,
Prathika R
prathika wrote:
hi,
i did add the UART2 in the serial multi infras
hi,
i did add the UART2 in the serial multi infrastructure at the end of my
serial.c.
i have also configured GPIO registers for enabling UART2 Tx and Rx lines.
As I understand, these lines are also multiplexed with the boot strap
lines of the PowerPC 440EP. Will this create any issue in the pe
hi stefan,
i made just changed few things in yosemite files and it worked for
me.
you have mentioned to use UART2 device as "stdin/stdout/..." in my
default environment...
where can i mention my default stdin and stdout
Thanks & Regards,
Prathika R
Stefan Roese wrote:
> On Friday 1
On Friday 17 April 2009, prathika wrote:
> i have ported u-boot this way to my board with few changes in the u-boot
> source code and the board is up and i have tested stand alone
> application execution also.
So you did a "real" board port to your custom board? Or did you "just" change
the yosem
hi,
Thanks for that reply.
i have ported u-boot this way to my board with few changes in the u-boot
source code and the board is up and i have tested stand alone
application execution also.
Now as my requirement is that my console should be on UART2 as my UART0
and UART1 are coming out as RS 42
On Friday 17 April 2009, prathika wrote:
> this might a little silly question. but still wanted to confirm with you
> all.
>
> i have a board with PPC440 EP where I load u-boot configuring for
> yosemite as my design is similar to that.
You shouldn't just change an existing board configuration bu
hi all,
this might a little silly question. but still wanted to confirm with you
all.
i have a board with PPC440 EP where I load u-boot configuring for
yosemite as my design is similar to that.
I want the console to configured for the UART's second channel.
Is it enough if I change the base add
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