Hi, Thank you for your reply. root@me:~# /proc/iomem 00000000-0fffffff : System RAM 00001000-002a0cbf : Kernel code 002a0cc0-003350bf : Kernel data 10480300-104803a8 : brcm-ehci0-IO 10480300-104803a8 : ehci_hcd 10480400-1048046f : brcm-ohci0-IO 10480400-1048046f : ohci_hcd 10480500-1048056f : brcm-ohci1-IO 10480500-1048056f : ohci_hcd 10510000-10511fff : 0000:01:00.0 10510000-10511fff : sata_svw b0002800-b000287c : brcmnand-base b0510000-b0520000 : ext sata pci memory space d0000000-d8000000 : ext pci memory space
it says system RAM which is NOT physical RAM size. Is there any way how to find out where RAM starts? from dmesg i found only kernMemSize : 148 MB Thanks > > > Am 08.02.2012 10:08, schrieb [email protected]: > > I have a Linux embeded device, with BusyBox system, that consists > > CPU, BIOS,FLASH and SDRAM. > > > > Is there any way how to determine the memory address range for BIOS, flash > > and SDRAM? > > (BIOS is 4Mb,Flash 64MB and SDRAM( 4 modules ) has 256MB) > > Thanks > > Ja. > > > > hi Ja, > > I am not aware that there is an other way than to consult either your manual > or > you have a custom kernel that provides an entry in /proc for this. > > On the std. pc /proc/iomem may give you first hints. NTL i do not thing that > this > is a busybox related problem. > > re, > wh _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
