Hi Lukasz >> >One question: >> >> >Would it be possible to develop SPL (MLO) for your platform, which >> >does following things: >> >> >1. Loads the full-fledge u-boot to SDRAM 2. Starts the u-boot and 3. >> >u-boot flash all the needed stuff >> >> >By using such approach we could restrict our dfu support in SPL >> >u-boot only to receiving data and uploading it to SDRAM (i.e. we >> >wouldn't need to add write support for ext, fat and eMMC). >> >> >> This is not possible, because combining MLO and u-boot.img will not >> fit in IRAM (512k). The u-boot.img itself is around 640K.
>My point here is to first load SPL u-boot (which size is around 110 KiB), and >then download via DFU full-featured u-boot, which would be placed in SDRAM. Yes this is good idea, so the SPL-DFU will have only RAM device support (to load u-boot into DDR). But we don't have DFU command to jump to u-boot after loading u-boot into DDR. The DFU basically just download firmware to memory devices like mmc/sd/eMMC/RAM. So the question is how to transfer control to u-boot after downloading the u-boot to DDR using SPL-DFU/RAM. >Then u-boot downloads and flash all needed images. >One big advantage is that our SPL DFU support can be minimal - we don't need >to implement fat, ext ,emmc write support. Yes, I agree, if we could workaround above bottle neck. Regards Ravi _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list U-Boot@lists.denx.de http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot