Dear Wolfgang Denk,
Dear Marek Vasut,
In message 201205231422.17293.marex@denx.de you wrote:
What would be wrong if all boards would use the same "u-boot.bin.sdcard" target name?
That such file (u-boot.bin.sdcard) would be generated by a different tool for each different board, unlike u-boot.bin . Maybe I'm just flat missing something here.
Who cares which tool is building the image? or why would this matter?
I think we're missing each others point. So, lemme put it this way:
We have CPU X, which uses sequence of commands, sequence A. We have CPU Y, which uses sequence of commands, sequence B.
We want make target M, which results in file named F.
How do we make sure the target M will result in file F produced by sequence A if u-boot is configured for CPU X && file F produced by sequence B if u-boot is configured for CPU Y ?
I think I might have already answered myself ... u-boot is configured for CPU X/CPU Y, right?
All we need to know is that "u-boot.bin.sdcard" is an image that can be installed on a SDCard to be booted from.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
Best regards, Marek Vasut