Hi Ravi, Ravi Kumar Kulkarni wrote: > > >>Yes, printf(), as you can see by looking at the source. The serial > port and printf() support is one of the first things that is > >>configured exactly to help debug via print statements. > >>If it isn't working on your board, you have more fundamental problems > (hardware initialization, serial port configuration, > >>serial port selection, who knows???). Since we don't know anything > about your board, we cannot help further.
Please use plain text formatting, not HTML. Your quoting will be more readable and it won't annoy us curmudgeons. > Hi ! Now im being able to get print on the serial console. My board is > workin fine . its at91sam9261. the problem is something else. i have > written a driver spi-new.c for the SPI interface using BUS 1 . now > though this driver is getting compiled but its not getting executed > when my board boots up . i have modified the following to u-boot source > tree. > 1) changed Makefile in /drivers/spi/ and added a line > COBJS-$(CONFIG_ATMEL_SPI) +=spi-new.o > 2) changed config file in /include/configs/at91sam9261ek.h > added a line > # CONFIG_ATMEL_SPI 1 I see you actually used "#define" > though my init function is getting executed in the board file located > at /board/atmel/at91sam9261ek/at91sam9261ek.c OK, sounds like you succeeded. > my driver code is not gettung executed when my board boots up. > can anyone let me know where else to change to add a new driver in > u-boot so tat ur board recognizes it. Since you have succeeded in inserting your new driver in your u-boot image, it is available. You need to browse the SPI functionality/framework in u-boot to figure out how to plug your new SPI driver into the existing code and how to use it. The statement "my driver code is not gettung[sic] executed when my board boots up" is too vague for us to address. What do you expect u-boot / your driver to do when it boots up (that it isn't already doing)? > warm regards, > Ravi Kulkarni. Good luck, gvb _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list U-Boot@lists.denx.de http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot
