Luigi 'Comio' Mantellini wrote:
>> So it seems Alchemy-based SoC. if so,
>>
> 
> No. I'm working on a SoC that uses a IP core from MIPS (mips4kec). The
> mips core should be (formally) a standard mips core.
> 
>>> What I need to change on my board specific u-boot in order to use the
>>> KSEG1 address space?
>> what do you mean "in order to use the KSEG1 address space?" I'm not
>> familiar with Au1XXX, but you might need CONFIG_AU1X00 in your board
>> config. Some URLs added[1][2].
>>
> 
> The CONFIG_AU1X00 doesn't work for me. from datasheet there aren't
> differences between my SoC and the standalone mips4kec. This is the
> memory map how depicted by the datasheet:
> 
> 0x00000000--0x7fffffff KUser - Cached / Mapped
> 0x80000000--0x9fffffff KSEG0 - Cached / Unmapped
> 0xA0000000--0x9fffffff KSEG1 - Uncached / Unmapped
> ....

Then I'm confused. Physical address map of your SoC will be helpful.
Where is the SDRAM mapped to?

> I think that on my application the UNCACHED_SDRAM should map the address
> on KSEG1 (how it is now) but this simply doesn't work. Instead, using
> the PHYSADDR(a) macro... the kernel is able to start.
> 
> I suspect that there are issues on cache management. Can be? 

IMHO it's not related to cache.

  Shinya


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