Jerry Van Baren wrote:
> Daniel Mack wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>while digging thru the sources to find out why U-Boot won't start my
>>Linux kernel, I stumbled over lib_arm/bootm.c and its check for the falg
>>variable. I wonder how this ever worked as the condition is really heavy
>>to match unless BOOT
On 16:37 Fri 28 Nov , Jerry Van Baren wrote:
> Daniel Mack wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > while digging thru the sources to find out why U-Boot won't start my
> > Linux kernel, I stumbled over lib_arm/bootm.c and its check for the falg
> > variable. I wonder how this ever worked as the condition is re
Daniel Mack wrote:
> Hi,
>
> while digging thru the sources to find out why U-Boot won't start my
> Linux kernel, I stumbled over lib_arm/bootm.c and its check for the falg
> variable. I wonder how this ever worked as the condition is really heavy
> to match unless BOOTM_STATE_OS_GO is 0 which it
On 20:36 Fri 28 Nov , Daniel Mack wrote:
> Hi,
>
> while digging thru the sources to find out why U-Boot won't start my
> Linux kernel, I stumbled over lib_arm/bootm.c and its check for the falg
> variable. I wonder how this ever worked as the condition is really heavy
> to match unless BOOTM_
Hi,
while digging thru the sources to find out why U-Boot won't start my
Linux kernel, I stumbled over lib_arm/bootm.c and its check for the falg
variable. I wonder how this ever worked as the condition is really heavy
to match unless BOOTM_STATE_OS_GO is 0 which it isn't.
So I guess the patch be
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