f you're installing a different DT you
might as well install a different uboot. I guess the intention is to
have three pieces - uboot, DT, kernel.
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ed DTS file and use it to
dynamically generate all of the needed header files to build uboot.
More info would need to be added to the DTS file like DRAM timings,
etc. But a DTS file is good place to track all of that info. The
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> > I'm new to working on low level code like u-boot. Something I don't
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> > eeprom instead of flash. Is thi
r flash is used.
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finalized so we can still change things to make
programming the flash easier. I wish the MPC5200 had a way to load RAM
from the serial port like most ARM chips.
There is a trick using the PCI bus that can be used on the MPC5200 but
we don't have a PCI socket.
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