Hi,
I'm designing a new LPC2468 based embedded device. I was looking at the
SDRAM chip's I'm going to use. The problem is, how do I tell Linux what
kind of chip I've connected? Or does it find out itself?
Where can I find more information about SDRAM and Linux?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Remco Poelstra
Hello!
I think that all what ucLinux must know about SDRAM is start address and
size. You could specify them in the kernel command line like this:
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The actual SDRAM initialization (e.g. re-mapping or initialization of
on-board SDRAM controller) should be done in the bootloader.
At least, that is how I've setup my board.
Of course there could be another way...
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With Best Regards,
Demyanec Vitaly
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