On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 23:39:33 +0100, Wolfgang Denk wd@denx.de wrote:
In message 20050222194931.GA13447@linux-mips.org you wrote:
Provide our own console functions. See common/console.c and common/devices.c how it is initialized and used.
Note thatt he "devices" are intialized pretty late in the boot sequence. Until then, all of the most of the important console messages have already beeen printed.
From the original post: "We're using some emulation box to develop our
SoC. Somehow the UART will the last component available for firmware development."
I don't think that is the situation that Shawn is describing. To me it sounded like he is starting firmware development before all of the functionality is delivered by the hardware engineers. I don't think that he is refering to initialization order. Shawn, could you please clarify?
Cheers, g.