On Sep 8, 2008, at 9:10 AM, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Dear Kumar Gala,
In message <6E892604-9B2A-4338-8DF7- C58688FC5A94@kernel.crashing.org> you wrote:
The reason we had the code before was to try and make sure the size of the fdt was as close to its final size as possible before we dealt with the ramdisk relocation (boot_ramdisk_high()) that included the properties and the memreserve in the fdt. Step's a)-c) are there to make sure the size is correct.
Well, but the size needed for this should be a constant, so it should be sufficioent to determine it once and then use a hard coded constant; eventually add some padding.
Doing this in runtime is a waste of resources (flash memory, RAM, and time - not to mention human time for maintaining the code).
I'm ok with determining the size bump and doing it that way.
- k