Great, many thanks for this information. On the other hand, according to my basic understanding (Please correct me if I am wrong), U-boot can pass through the bootargs env variable information about available memory in the platform. For instance, bootargs mem=512M@0xA0000000 .. instructs the kernel that the available memory is 512 MB starting @ 0xA0000000, in such case the rest of the platform memory is not even visible to the kernel and its MMU. Is this conclusion true?
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