On Sat, 11 Feb 2006, dibacco at inwind.it wrote: > Normally is it the uboot that uncompresses the kernel or the kernel > uncompress itself?
How would something compressed uncompress itself? If u-boot is being used it will uncompress a compressed kernel and put the image at physical 0. > The function called by uboot when I type boot is _start? Are you asking about u-boot's _start or the kernel's? > What does it mean that the load address is 0x00000000? its the address u-boot's going to jump to and start executing kernel code from. - kumar
