>Does that mean the kernel (vmlinux) must be loaded at c0008000, and carried
>out at c000802c ?
>( I mean, from the board, when I want to carry out the kernel, I must have
>something like "call c000802c"?)
You should indeed load at 0xc0008000. On the SA-1100 you end up with the
Angel bootstrap code at 0xc0008000 and the real kernel entry at 0xc000802c. I
think the intention is that you always start executing at 0xc0008000; if you
don't use Angel you probably ought to fiddle the code so that the appropriate
bits are left out.
In a flat kernel binary (Image/zImage) there is no symbol or entry-address
information so starting at the first instruction is pretty much the only
option.
>Is it possible to have the loading address and the executing address both at
>c0000000 ?
It's possible but it wouldn't be completely trivial. Why do you want to do
this?
p.
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