On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 10:51 AM, Magnus Lilja wrote:
> 2009/6/4 alfred steele :
> >> The MMU is not used in ARM/U-boot, at least not on the i.MX31.
> > I was thinking there has to be a mechnism which defines the
> > phystovirtual mapping table before the kernel starts running in the
> > virtual sp
2009/6/4 alfred steele :
>> The MMU is not used in ARM/U-boot, at least not on the i.MX31.
> I was thinking there has to be a mechnism which defines the
> phystovirtual mapping table before the kernel starts running in the
> virtual space and the IO peripherals to access memory space/registers.
> R
> The MMU is not used in ARM/U-boot, at least not on the i.MX31.
I was thinking there has to be a mechnism which defines the
phystovirtual mapping table before the kernel starts running in the
virtual space and the IO peripherals to access memory space/registers.
Redboot does the same, hence i thou
2009/6/4 alfred steele :
> Hi Magnus/all,
>
> Where does the mmu_init code in the uboot code for mx31 pdk reside?
> I am looking for things with MMU initialization like setting the
> actual base, virtual base and the TLB settings.
>
> Can anyone throw light on the same?Thanks in advance!!
The MMU
Hi Magnus/all,
Where does the mmu_init code in the uboot code for mx31 pdk reside?
I am looking for things with MMU initialization like setting the
actual base, virtual base and the TLB settings.
Can anyone throw light on the same?Thanks in advance!!
-Munro.
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Hi Magnus/all,
Where does the mmu_init code in the uboot code for mx31 pdk reside?
I am looking for things with MMU initialization like setting the
actual base, virtual base and the TLB settings.
Can anyone throw light on the same?Thanks in advance!!
-Alfred
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