11 Sep
2003
11 Sep
'03
9:50 p.m.
In message 001301c3786a$369162b0$321c10ac@asradproto50 Tien wrote:
Another thing you can do is go to u-boot/common/cmd_bootm.c in the function do_bootm_linux(..), at the end of it :
(*kernel) (kbd, initrd_start, initrd_end, cmd_start, cmd_end);change it to
(*kernel) (gd->bd, initrd_start, initrd_end, cmd_start, cmd_end); //kbd change to gd->bd
Do NOT do this.
It should works.
No, it is BROKEN. "gd" and "gd->bd" will go out of scope when Linux is booting. The contents of this memory will be undefined. You create ndefined behaviour. What do you think why we create a copy of this date (in "kbd") in the first place?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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