In message 4bdc54b0050228020837223c9a@mail.gmail.com you wrote:
- Is it true that we can't (or difficult) to put u-boot in SDRAM?
Which part of the FAQ didn't you understand? http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/CanUBootBeConfiguredSuchThatItCanBeSt...
- What represent CFG_ENV ?
What exactly do you mean? Ther eis no such thing as CFG_ENV.
- If I want to put u-boot on a FLASH memory, i need to use
CFG_ENV_FLASH, but what adress to put?
It's you who designs the memory map of your system. Make sure to take into account the reset vector address of your processor.
In fact, in my project, to declare the flash memory, I have this information:
Flash 1Mx32 C_BASEADDR: 0x82003000 C_HIGHADDR : 0x820031FF C_MEM0_BASEADDR: 0x83600000 C_MEM0_HIGHADDR : 0x836FFFFF C_MEM0_BASEADDR: 0x84000000 C_MEM0_HIGHADDR : 0x843FFFFF
FLASH_RESET C_BASEADDR: 0x82004000 C_HIGHADDR : 0x820041FF
FLASH_READY C_BASEADDR: 0x82005000 C_HIGHADDR : 0x820051FF
And you expect that we all know what FLASH_RESET, FLASH_READY and C_MEMO_* means in your project? I'm sorry, but at the moment my crystal ball is in dire need of an ectoplasmic upgrade.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk