Thanks for the info. But I checked the version supported by the vendor of
board does not have bootz command implemented.
And I am just a user for UBOOT.
Thus could anyone just let me know that the hack I am using is correct and
if I jump at offset 0x40 in uImage then it is equilant of using zImag
On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 6:02 PM, Stephen Warren wrote:
> On 03/20/2013 01:27 PM, Ritu Sharma wrote:
> ...
>> I read that uImage is nothing more than (64byte header + zImage). I've been
>> studying decompression code so it suited me to tweak UBOOT code to boot
>> zImage rather than writing my own b
On 03/20/2013 01:27 PM, Ritu Sharma wrote:
...
> I read that uImage is nothing more than (64byte header + zImage). I've been
> studying decompression code so it suited me to tweak UBOOT code to boot
> zImage rather than writing my own bootcode. Just a small modification in
> do_bootm_linux function
I've been framing this mail for quite some time trying to sort all issues
myself by googling for info. I learnt a lot in the process by doing it and
verify it myself, using my openocd jtag and Samsung based mini2440 board.
I read that uImage is nothing more than (64byte header + zImage). I've been
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