Dear Matt Johnson,
In message you wrote:
>
> >Instead, the standard nand_spl approach should be used.
>
> Does this work when the board is NAND only? There is no NOR flash on the
> board.
Yes, this for boards that boot from NAND (usually these have only NAND
and no NOR).
> Where can I find mo
>
>This is not really different from how NAND booting works on many other
>boards.
>
>It is definitely not a reason to use assembly only.
>
>Instead, the standard nand_spl approach should be used.
>
Does this work when the board is NAND only? There is no NOR flash on the
board.
Where can I find
Dear Cunsuo Guo,
In message you
wrote:
>
> > Why try to read from NAND to RAM in the relocation part of start.S,
> > where you would not be able to use C or BSS variables?
> >
> > Because S3C2410 can _ONLY_ take the first 4KBytes into RAM (Basically some
> hidden microcode in the S3C2410 takes c
2011/1/26 Albert ARIBAUD
> Le 26/01/2011 04:39, Cunsuo Guo a écrit :
> > 2011/1/26 Matt Johnson
> >
> >> Hello.
> >>
> >> I have a custom board with a Samsung s3c2410 (arm920t) processor. I
> have
> >> been unable to get the main branch of u-boot to work with this board.
> >> However, I have bee
Le 26/01/2011 04:39, Cunsuo Guo a écrit :
> 2011/1/26 Matt Johnson
>
>> Hello.
>>
>> I have a custom board with a Samsung s3c2410 (arm920t) processor. I have
>> been unable to get the main branch of u-boot to work with this board.
>> However, I have been successful with the old OpenMoko fork. (I
2011/1/26 Matt Johnson
> Hello.
>
> I have a custom board with a Samsung s3c2410 (arm920t) processor. I have
> been unable to get the main branch of u-boot to work with this board.
> However, I have been successful with the old OpenMoko fork. (I believe it
> is because of the "SteppingStone" mi
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