>> This is arch specific in U-Boot but I'd also check that your MIPS kernel has
>> support for a) correctly parsing the U-Boot environment provided to it and b)
>> providing the required data to other parts of the kernel for utilisation of
>> the
>> ram disk, eg initrd_start / initrd_end as an ex
Hi Matthew,
> Hi Robert.
>
> Do you see U-Boot detecting and loading the ram disk image once you invoke
> your
> bootm command above? eg:
>
> ## Loading RAMDisk Image at 0050 ...
>Image Name: uboot ext2 ramdisk rootfs
>Created: 2009-06-15 14:39:13 UTC
>Image Type: M68
Hi Detlev,
Thanks for the answer!
> Hi Robert,
>
> root=/dev/ram is definitely correct. It was MS-DOS a while ago, which
> switched the '/'s to '\'s on stealing the hierarchical file system
> concept from Unix ;)
>
Sorry! Yes I used '/'. I just missed it.
>
> This is highly specific to the arc
Hi Robert.
> I set the bootargs variable to: root=\dev\ram (I used: set bootargs
> root=/dev/ram)
> But when I'm trying to start the Linux with the
>
> bootm 8100 81C0
>
> the Linux can't find the ramdisk. It write out:
>
> Initrd not found or empty - disabling initrd
Do you see U-Boot
Hi Robert,
> Can anybody help me? I'm working on this for a few days...
>
> I'm working on a custom developed board, with Au1200, and I'd like to
> use the U-Boot as bootloader. I ported the U-Boot to my board, made a
> Linux kernel image, and a ramdisk image.
>
> To try out the configuration, I
Hello,
Can anybody help me? I'm working on this for a few days...
I'm working on a custom developed board, with Au1200, and I'd like to
use the U-Boot as bootloader. I ported the U-Boot to my board, made a
Linux kernel image, and a ramdisk image.
To try out the configuration, I burn the U-Boot
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