Hi,
Somewhat related to current discussion: I did notice u-boot does have a
lot of #ifdef's nowadays for SoC and PMU.
And was wondering if that couldn't be replaced with something that
detects SoC and PMU at runtime, if it's necessary to have different
initialization.
One of the reasons I wrote the original meminfo wasn't just for
displaying the memory information under Android, but also to use it in
combination with an Android SD card writer app that is able to patch the
binary u-boot SPL image with the detected settings and write it to SD
card automatically. Allowing users to write a generic sunxi OS image to
the SD card, without having to compile and patch u-boot manually.
( https://github.com/maxnet/android-sdcard-writer )
That concept only works if it is possible to build a single u-boot
binary that can be patched after compilation though.
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Yours sincerely,
Floris Bos
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