Mårten Wikman marten.wikman@novia.fi writes:
Still getting the CPU ID printed by the kernel? Then something between you setting the value and the kernel reading it is going wrong.
Yes I still get the CPU ID printed by the kernel. What I understand you should not have to set machid manually if everything is done correctly?
I've never had to set it manually, and either way it's strange for the CPU ID to show up there. The machine ID is passed to the kernel in r1 from the u-boot function boot_jump_linux(). I'd start by verifying that this function is indeed passing the proper value.
To be able to boot u-boot on our custom board we have changed spl_mem_init.c so dram_vals matches our memory configuration and in include/configs/mx28evk.h where we changed PHYS_SDRAM_1_SIZE. The kernel image we're trying to load is compiled with mxs_defconfig without any changes and it loads without problems on the evk-board. Could it be that we somehow messed up with the memconfiguration?
I can't see how that would end up in the wrong machine ID being passed to the kernel.