If you have Starterware installed, take a look in the boot loader folder of 
your installation. You'll find all of your answers there. Basically, a boot 
loader is just used to setup your hardware, like your DDR3 that you want to 
execute from. Once the hardware is good to go, you need to copy your 
application from either the internal eMMC or from an SD card into RAM. Then you 
pass control to your application by jumping to its main address. All of the 
info you need is in the Starterware boot loader folder. I suggest you study it 
good. Bare metal programming is incredibly rewarding, but is definitely not for 
everyone.

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