On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Nicolas Pitre wrote:
>
> Why do you want the kernel to be at 0xc0000000?
Because the software person told me that's where it had to be ;). I was
under the impression that's where it went, my mistake. Looking at the BLOB
source, I see the KERNEL_RAM_BASE to be defined @ 0xc0008000, so perhaps
that's where it should be.
> What is your hardware actually?
Custom SA1110 hardware, not a commercially available product (yet).
> Which bootloader do you use?
A modified version of BLOB (it retains the location where images are place
in RAM so wherever LART needs them is where I would too).
> Did you modify the kernel source according to your architecture?
> Unfortunately the reasons that you don't want to get into can't be
> avoided with a single kernel binary.
Well the issue was that my toolchain was out of date (waaay out of
date) and lacking decent access at the moment I wanted to avoid large
downloads (20meg toolchain, 20+ kernel source, etc).
Our hardware almost boots a 2.2.12 kernel for which I used the LART
config. I get the "Uncompressing .." and then "Booting the kernel" but
nothing afterwards. Since I haven't altered the memory map I figured an
"off the shelf" kernel would function, am I wrong?
Also I wanted to know does the SA1110 JTAG Flash burner depend on any
Assabet specifics besides the obvious SA1110 + supported Flash part? I
tried the software(Linux executable) with cable I built with no success;
the JTAG Burner from Keith & Koep almost works but does not seem to
program the flash part. We are using a supported Flash part (The
StrataFlash 128J3).
Thanks,
Vasant.
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