In message 20060328171315.GL27792@bork.org you wrote:
I've got a ppc405gp board that has been running U-boot/Linux for a while, but using a silly hack in cmd_go to pass in our arguments. I haven't quite figured out how the kernel gets the bd_t pointer. I"m
"go" is not used to boot Linux. Please RTFM.
also confused by the seemingly inconsistent bd_t structures between the kernel and u-boot.
Will you please read the FAQ, and maybe the U-Boot and/or the kernel code that deals with parameter passing?
So what the hacked version of u-boot (hacked by someone else) currently does is declare a simple bd_t in cmd_go and pass the address of that as the only parameter when we jump to addr.
This is plain wrong/ "go" was never designed to bootLinux. Please RTFM.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk