Re: [U-Boot] Duplicate environment variables in RAM?!?

the env_common.c file. As a result I was starting out with duplicate variables before every setting 'ipaddr'. dbrazeau wrote: > > For some variables, for example "ipaddr", when I try to change them using > "setenv" it does not update the current "ip

[U-Boot] Duplicate environment variables in RAM?!?

For some variables, for example "ipaddr", when I try to change them using "setenv" it does not update the current "ipaddr" variable in RAM it creates a new one and append it to the end of the variable list. As a result I end up having two "ipaddr" variables in RAM, one with the original value an

Re: [U-Boot] configure ppc440spe as pci adapter

Yes, I do mean PCIe. Sorry should have mentioned that. wd wrote: > > Dear dbrazeau, > > In message <25389144.p...@talk.nabble.com> you wrote: >> >> I'm trying to get my ppc440spe (Katmai) board to initialize in PCI >> adapter >> mode. I was hop

[U-Boot] configure ppc440spe as pci adapter

I'm trying to get my ppc440spe (Katmai) board to initialize in PCI adapter mode. I was hoping that someone could give me some pointers on what changes I need in the katmai config file, i.e. do I need to define CONFIG_SYS_PCI_MASTER_INIT. Also I noticed that some ppc4xx have PCI_HOST_ADAPTER defi

[U-Boot] Switch to backup image after failure to boot

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought I read in some document that you can set some environment variable that will load the image from an alternate location (address) after failing to boot the image at the primary location. I was just wondering if someone could give me some details about this as

Re: [U-Boot] How do you print/view avaliable devices?

Ok. Thanks for your input. wd wrote: > > Dear dbrazeau, > > In message <24975016.p...@talk.nabble.com> you wrote: >> >> I actually tried used ace as well, since I saw it being used in some of >> the >> environment variables. Unfortunately that didn&#

Re: [U-Boot] How do you print/view avaliable devices?

Check Exception I have also tried "go 0x14" but that didn't work either. Am I doing something wrong? Any Ideas? Thanks for you help. Stefan Roese wrote: > > On Friday 14 August 2009 17:56:07 dbrazeau wrote: >> I working on the Katmai board. I'm trying to

Re: [U-Boot] How do you print/view avaliable devices?

evice number, so I tried adding the device number with no luck. I'm using U-boot version 2009.06-rc1. Thanks. Detlev Zundel wrote: > > Hi dbrazeau, > >> This is the command I try to execute in the U-boot console: >> fatload xsa 0 0x100 /mnt-xsa/someprogra

[U-Boot] PCIe switch questions

Hi. I'm planning on using a IDT PCIe switch on our custom board with a PPC_460 cpu. I have searched the internet and haven't found much in the way of references of using a IDT PCIe switch and a PPC with U-boot. I was just wondering if I should expect any issue with U-Boot/Linux communicating wit

Re: [U-Boot] How do you print/view avaliable devices?

This is the command I try to execute in the U-boot console: fatload xsa 0 0x100 /mnt-xsa/someprogram.img output: ** Invalid boot device ** Detlev Zundel wrote: > > Hi dbrazeau, > >> I am trying to run a standalone program from flash but I keep receiving >&g

[U-Boot] How do you print/view avaliable devices?

I am trying to run a standalone program from flash but I keep receiving ** Invalid boot device ** when I attempt to load it into memory. I think I'm just using the wrong device number. I was wondering if there was any way to print the devices that U-boot can see, so I can figure out dev:part num