Hi Graeme
you can have a look at cpu/pxa/start.S, in this it relocates the complete
code including .text to ram.
I dont think you need to do anything in the compiler or linker.
Ya man it works, i have already ported u-boot on two boards
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Yusuf A Khan
Multitech Software Syst
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I seem to be getting into a habit of (partially) answering my own
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Firstly, the i386 port definite
I seem to be getting into a habit of (partially) answering my own
questions, but I figure these self answered questions may help
someone in the future...
Firstly, the i386 port definitely does not relocate - Two sources of
proof -1) /cpu/i386/start.S is where bss and data get initialised in
RAM wi
I seem to be getting into a habit of (partially) answering my own
questions, but I figure these self answered questions may help
someone in the future...
Firstly, the i386 port definitely does not relocate - Two sources of
proof -1) /cpu/i386/start.S is where bss and data get initialised in
RAM wi
Thanks again for you rapip response Jerry
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 3:29 AM, Jerry Van Baren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Graeme Russ wrote:
>>
>> I started pondering if I should attempt to relocate U-Boot into RAM.
>
> Yes. All u-boot ports that I am aware of relocate themselves and run out of
> R
Graeme Russ wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've been thinking about where U-Boot runs in memory on my sc520
> based board and it appears that it is always executing from ROM and
> I started pondering if I should attempt to relocate U-Boot into RAM.
Yes. All u-boot ports that I am aware of relocate themsel
Hi All,
I've been thinking about where U-Boot runs in memory on my sc520
based board and it appears that it is always executing from ROM and
I started pondering if I should attempt to relocate U-Boot into RAM.
Note: Please correct me if I am mistaken and U-Boot does indeed run
from RAM on i386 /
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