I had another go at this over the weekend and made some progress. I managed to extract the DRAM configuration parameters from the board and used them to compile a new version of u-boot for my device.
I then used dd to transfer the boot files to my existing Cubieez image, and copied the stock script.bin file to the boot partition. The Cubieez image still boots successfully so at least I know that my version of u-boot is working. However, wired and wireless networking still doesn't work. I'm guessing that I'll need to compile a new kernel with the necessary driver support built in (unless someone here has an alternative suggestion as to why networking isn't working). However, I've encountered a few major roadblocks. Firstly, I'm not sure what networking chipsets are build into my device. I've found the manufacturer of my device (www.rshtech.cn) but there are no specs on their website. Is there some command I can run within Linux to find out what chipsets are being used? Assuming I can get this information, would someone here be able to tell me what compiler parameters I'll need to set to create a suitable kernel image? The number of parameters available is quite daunting. Oh, and to preempt one possible response from a certain person here, I've already read the "New Device Howto". In fact I've read it repeatedly, and attempted to follow it to the letter. However, it glosses over the above points. Thanks in advance for your help, Jason -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "linux-sunxi" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
