In message 20061219181035.71719.qmail@web7909.mail.in.yahoo.com you wrote:
- If we want use u-boot in embedded system, The initial part of u-boot runs from the Flash.So Flash is mandatory.
Not really. It depends on your architecture, i. e. which features are supported by your processor, and how your baord was designed. There are systems completely without any flash. There are other systems without any NOR flash (using NAND flash only). There are ... many options.
My goal is : On my embedded platform, the flash is not yet ready.So i wanted to load u-boot on DDRAM/SRAM by changing the TEXT address and set PC to start of start () using JTAG debugger.
Yes, I understood this when you asked the fist time.
could you please clarify Is it possible to boot from RAM as i mentioned above.
I pointed you to the FAQ entry, which explains the situation.
Any environment variables are access from the Flash during u-boot bootup time.
Maybe, maybe not. This depends on your configuration and the changes you made to support booting from RAM.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk