I have a cubieboard1 (A10). While the OpenBSD 5.7 release works okay- I just have to manually type "fatload ... ; bootm 0x40200000" at the u-boot shell- the OpenBSD 5.8 release does not boot and hangs at the same point which Alexander sees (after the GPIO message in dmesg). I have also observed this behavior on the current latest snapshot.
I tried using the 5.7 miniroot-cubie-57.fs with its bsd.umg replaced with the version from 5.8, but there was no change. I would be happy to help debug this issue if given any pointers. On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 4:35 AM, Petr Ročkai <obsd-li...@r.fixp.eu> wrote: > Hi, > > Alexander Kratzsch <a...@devrandom.se> writes: >> Now I have the same problems as Leonardo describes another thread. >> The system boots and freezes at some point. I have attached a full log >> below. > > welcome to the club. I think that there's an issue affecting all A20's, > regardless of the board around them. Comparing to an A10 could be > useful, but those appear to be hard to get by. I'm planning to try an > am335x (on a beaglebone black), so at least I get an armv7 obsd box for > building images and so on (cross-building is a bit wonky; if anyone > knows if cross-building from amd64 to armv7 is supposed to work, a > how-to would be more than welcome). > > >> Does anyone have some idea I could try? > > One thing that occured to me but didn't have time to try: the main > difference between A10 and A20 is that the latter has 2 arm cores. It > might be possible to disable one of the cores through some u-boot magic > and try it that way. > > Petr > > -- > id' Ash = Ash; id' Dust = Dust; id' _ = undefined >
