
17 Dec
2006
17 Dec
'06
6:13 p.m.
In message 009301c721f5$69b25ef0$1e67a8c0@Jocke you wrote:
Ahh, found it. It is the addr2info check that relocates the OF tree. addr2info checks if an address is in flash, if so it will relocate it to lower RAM. But since I got my OF tree in high RAM that won't happen. The same would happen if one loaded a OF tree via tftp and placed it high up in RAM. I think that the addr2info check should be replaced with something else that will move the tree to a low enough address if needed.
What would be a good test?
Probably the "initrd_high" code should be generalized here.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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