so you just want to boot a raw binary which is not a kernel and doesn't use the U-Boot API? Actually, this shouldn't change anything. Linux isn't anything more than a "self-contained" raw binary either.
I don't see why bootm wouldn't work in you situation.
Michael
On Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 8:24 PM, veerendranathj veeru.jkm@gmail.com wrote:
thanks for the reply... I am aware of these options. Here problem is when I use go command my program has to use U-Boot service functions(I mean standalone binaries will run in U-Boot environment)... But I want to take complete control from U-Boot as my binary is self-contained binary like kernel...But I can't boot using bootm or any other boot commands provided by U-Boot as my binary is not in kernel format...... Please let me know if you have any idea how accomplish it with out customizing the U-Boot...
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