Hi Bharat,
> Seems there was an issue with my kernel code that you correctly
> pointed out in previous mail.
>
> Now I could pass bootarg board='myboard'. For myboard, I have done
> relevent changes in kernel code, so kernel does init for my hardware.
> Earlier while choosing mips machine, it was
Hi Detlev,
Seems there was an issue with my kernel code that you correctly
pointed out in previous mail.
Now I could pass bootarg board='myboard'. For myboard, I have done
relevent changes in kernel code, so kernel does init for my hardware.
Earlier while choosing mips machine, it was choosing g
Hi Bharat,
> I have gone thru the kernel code. I could only figure out that m25p80
> is spi driver which is register as spi-driver.
Oh wow, an SPI NOR flash. In my opinion, this is a rare constellation,
so you will probably need to debug MTD in Linux.
> Registration is done, which I could see
Hi Detlev,
I have gone thru the kernel code. I could only figure out that m25p80
is spi driver which is register as spi-driver. Registration is done,
which I could see from early printk's. But this module is never
probed. Next, kernel iterates through the list of devices and tries to
find out mtdp
Hi Bharat,
> I have modified in kernel for mtd support. in U_BOOT following is the info:
Apart from the things which Wolfgang pointed out - I do *not* see any
MTD related info in your Linux kernel log. Are you sure yoiu have mtd
support? For example when I boot a sequoia (440epx amcc) board, I
Dear Bharat Bhushan,
In message you
wrote:
>
> u-b>mtdparts
> device nor0 , # parts =3D 5
> #: namesizeoffset mask_flags
> 0: boot0x0004 0x 0
> 1: boot_config 0x0001 0x0004 0
> 2: bo
Hi Detlev,
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Detlev Zundel wrote:
> Hi Bharat,
>
> [re-adding the mailing list as others may also profit from the
> discussion]
>
> > Thank you for the prompt reply.
> >
> > Unfortunately in linux tree, my board specific MTD partition info is not
> > preset.
> >
>
Hi Bharat,
[re-adding the mailing list as others may also profit from the
discussion]
> Thank you for the prompt reply.
>
> Unfortunately in linux tree, my board specific MTD partition info is not
> preset.
>
> Is there any quick way round.
Yep - thinking some more, I see two possible (quick) so
Hi Bharat,
> I am very new to u-boot.
Welcome aboard!
> I have kernel image, which I loaded to NOR of my board and with bootm,
> control passes to kernel and it starts booting.
> There is panic in kernel: since it can not find the file-system. I am
> afraid, I did make trivial mistake.
>
> I hav
Hi All,
I am very new to u-boot.
I have kernel image, which I loaded to NOR of my board and with bootm,
control passes to kernel and it starts booting.
There is panic in kernel: since it can not find the file-system. I am
afraid, I did make trivial mistake.
I have flashed squashfs filesystem ima
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