>> ... for the MPC8349E-MDS board? > > Yes, Freescale names the board four different things durings its > development (ADS, SYS, MDS, ok maybe only three :)
Ok, great. >>In the Denx source, there is modified versions for the >>TQM board, but I wasn't sure what platform the original >>files were targeted for. > > Not sure, I follow. The MPC834x MDS was the first 834x system supported. Sorry, my fault, I wasn't clear. I was just referring to the fact that in addition to your source, the Denx tree also has the work they are doing on the TQM board that contains an 8349E. > However, if you are looking at 834x, I recommend you grab my u-boot tree > from kernel.org since it has support for booting the kernel with a flat > device tree. From 2.6.16, all future 83xx work will be done in > arch/powerpc which requires a flat dev tree to boot. Ok. The reason I was asking, was that I want to benchmark an 8349E based system. Wolfgang Denx mentioned the TQM system, so I took a look in the Denx tree, and saw that their work was based on yours. I assumed your work was for a Freescale reference board, but didn't know which. Thanks for the clarification. Dave
