Hi, Le 02/08/2010 05:35, Prafulla Wadaskar a écrit :
> I tried tweaking MPP setup for SATA related stuff, it's multiplexed with UART > and other I/Os (NAND), > What I observed: if I boot kernel with sata support, kernel sata driver works > properly and I can detect and use IDE devices. > > So I doubt MPP, I don't know kernel (latest stable) overrides MPP settings > done by u-boot?? We can get some reference from there. I went the low level route and compared MPP / GPIO settings (content of 0xf1010000, 0xf1010100, 0xf1010140) at original U-boot start and at (patched) mainline u-boot start: three MPPs are set up differently, namely MPP13 and 14 (original had UART 1 signals, mainline has SD signals) and MPP29 (original had TS MP[9], mainline has GPIO). I have taken the OpenRD schematics from GlobalScale Technologies, and I have found no indication that these signals have anything to do with SATA. Also, I have noticed that 'ide reset' may work on kirkwood dependending on conditions yet imprecise, possibly related to whether an 'ide reset' was already done from the original u-boot; also there are times when I get garbled console output or no console at all. These random issues could come from the fact I use OpenOCD to reset the Open-RD client, set up the RAM and upload and run the u-boot image, rather than rely on the kwbimage process -- that's because I don't want to flash to NAND until I am sure the boot loader works enough -- and there may be initialization differences between the kwbimage wrapper and the OpenOCD init script. I'll have a look at that too, just in case. As for the ATAPI issue as such, I'll try adding a delay between the writes within the port initialization function, although I could find no indication in the 88F6281 specs that such a delay is required or what order of duration it should have. I'll post my results at end of day today. Amicalement, -- Albert. _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list U-Boot@lists.denx.de http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/u-boot
