In message 41108D1A000E576D@hawk.dcu.ie you wrote:
I have an ARM Integrator/CP board(s) which contains an ARM920T macrocell. I have been trying to use U-Boot(1.1.2) to boot linux2.6.9 (with a patch applied from ARM's website) on this system. As i understand it, U-Boot only supports the ARM926EJS macrocell as the default configuration with the Integrator/CP but i was hoping the same boot process would work with the ARM920T macrocell??
What exactly do you want to ask? Why are you using code for a ARM926EJS when in fact you have a ARM920T processor? You should use (or create) a port of the ARM920T code for your board.
mkimage -n '2.6.9 Kernel Image' -A arm -O linux -T kernel -C none -a 0x7fc0 -e 0x7fc0 -d linux-2.6.9.bin linux-2.6.9.img
Are you sure that 0x7fc0 is a good choice? Do you have RAM starting at physical address 0?
Starting Kernel ...Then nothing - the boot process freezes.
Does anybody know what i am doing wrong?? I have tried
I have the feeling that you might have missed to read the FAQ, especially http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/LinuxKernelIgnoresMyBootargs
message as above. Do i have to configure and build U-Boot to support the ARM920T macrocell with the
If you have a ARM920T processor, then yes, you will need a ARM920T configuration.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk