phys_size_t initdram (int board_type) { long int msize; volatile immap_t *immap = (volatile immap_t *)CONFIG_SYS_IMMR; volatile memctl8xx_t *memctl = &immap->im_memctl; upmconfig(UPMA, sdram_table, sizeof(sdram_table) / sizeof(uint)); /* Configure SDRAM refresh */ memctl->memc_mptpr = MPTPR_PTP_DIV2; /* BRGCLK/2 */ memctl->memc_mamr = (65 << 24) | CONFIG_SYS_MAMR; /* No refresh */ udelay(100); /* Run MRS pattern from location 0x35 */ // MZ - was 0x36 memctl->memc_mar = 0x46; // MZ - was 0x88 memctl->memc_mcr = 0x80002235; // MZ - was 0x80002236 udelay(100); memctl->memc_mamr |= MAMR_PTAE; /* Enable refresh */ memctl->memc_or1 = ~(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE - 1) | OR_CSNT_SAM; // memctl->memc_or1 = ~(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE - 1) | OR_CSNT_SAM | OR_BI; // MZ - temp, burst inhibit memctl->memc_br1 = CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_BASE | BR_PS_16 | BR_MS_UPMA | BR_V; msize = get_ram_size(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_BASE, CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE); memctl->memc_or1 |= ~(msize - 1); return msize; }
That's even better. Do you suppose anybody will bother to read any code after you formatted it like this?
Note that this is the U-Boot mailing list, not the submission of entries for the IOCCC.
Oh wow, my apologies! The formatting looked nice an clean on my end, not like that garbage, I probably sent it in HTML instead of plain-text. Here's a second attempt, plain-text this time, I hope it looks better:
Hello, I am working on a board similar to the EP88xC and am having trouble getting the sdram_table[] setup with the correct values (at least I think that's the problem).
The board words fine if i burst-inhibit memc_or1 so I know single read/write works, but if I remove burst-inhibit, it results in a crash when U-Boot transfers itself from flash to RAM and jumps to the relocated code.
My board uses the MPC875 processor and MT48LC16M16A2 for the RAM. The following is my current SDRAM table:
static uint sdram_table[] = { /* Single read (offset 0x00 in UPM RAM) */ 0x0F03C004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x00FCC004, 0x0FFFC000, 0x0FF30004, 0x0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005,
/* Burst read (offset 0x08 in UPM RAM) */ 0x0F03C004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x00FCC004, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x0FF30000, 0x0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005,
/* Single write (offset 0x18 in UPM RAM) */ 0x0F03C004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x00FC0004, 0x0FFFC002, 0x0FF30004, 0X0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005,
/* Burst write (offset 0x20 in UPM RAM) */ 0x0F03C004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x00FC0004, 0X00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0X00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x00FFC000, 0x0FF30002, 0x0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005, 0xFFFFC005,
/* Refresh (offset 0x30 in UPM RAM) */ 0x0FF0C004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005, 0x0FA30004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FF0C084, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FFFC084,
/* Exception (offset 0x3C in UPM RAM) */ 0x0FFFC004, 0x0FF00004, 0x0FFFC004, 0xFFFFC005 };
And the following is my ram init function:
phys_size_t initdram (int board_type) { long int msize; volatile immap_t *immap = (volatile immap_t *)CONFIG_SYS_IMMR; volatile memctl8xx_t *memctl = &immap->im_memctl;
upmconfig(UPMA, sdram_table, sizeof(sdram_table) / sizeof(uint));
/* Configure SDRAM refresh */ memctl->memc_mptpr = MPTPR_PTP_DIV2; /* BRGCLK/2 */
memctl->memc_mamr = (65 << 24) | CONFIG_SYS_MAMR; /* No refresh */ udelay(100);
/* Run MRS pattern from location 0x35 */ // MZ - was 0x36 memctl->memc_mar = 0x46; // MZ - was 0x88 memctl->memc_mcr = 0x80002235; // MZ - was 0x80002236 udelay(100);
memctl->memc_mamr |= MAMR_PTAE; /* Enable refresh */ memctl->memc_or1 = ~(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE - 1) | OR_CSNT_SAM; // memctl->memc_or1 = ~(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE - 1) | OR_CSNT_SAM | OR_BI; // MZ - temp, burst inhibit memctl->memc_br1 = CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_BASE | BR_PS_16 | BR_MS_UPMA | BR_V;
msize = get_ram_size(CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_BASE, CONFIG_SYS_SDRAM_MAX_SIZE); memctl->memc_or1 |= ~(msize - 1);
return msize; }
Also attached is a spreadsheet which illustrates the RAM timing.
Is there something wrong with my RAM table? Am I missing any flags? Something else wrong?
Any ideas/suggestions are appreciated. Again, sorry for the first poorly-formatted post.
Thank you, Mikhail Zaturenskiy