Gregoire Banderet wrote:
Hello,
Using u-boot 1.2.0 and Linux kernel 2.6.20, I try to boot a powerpc board. I have a working DTB file and a multi-image file with uImage and the initramfs. I am able to boot with a separate uImage and a NFS rootfs like this: setenv bootargs root=/dev/nfs rw nfsroot=3.137.218.190:/rootfs ip=3.137.218.182:3.137.218.190:3.137.218.1:255.255.255.0:disco405:eth0 console=ttyS0,115200n8 tftpboot 2000000 /tftp/disco405.dtb tftpboot 1000000 /tftp/uImage bootm 1000000 - 2000000
But I am not able to boot using my uLinux-initramfs.img multi-image. setenv bootargs root=/dev/ram ip=3.137.218.182:3.137.218.190:3.137.218.1:255.255.255.0:disco405:eth0 console=ttyS0,115200 tftpboot 2000000 /tftp/disco405.dtb tftpboot 1000000 /tftp/uLinux-initramfs.img
... what's the correct bootm command? "bootm 1000000 - 2000000" does not work.
Hello Greg,
I've got two comments, which while not strictly addressing your issue, might be useful still.
- I was able to successfully boot multi-image files on powerpc some time ago, but in a slightly different way: I had kernel, initrd and the blob all in one file, and used just one argument to bootm, e.g.:
tftp 800000 /tftpboot/kernel+initrd+dtb.img bootm 800000
- The above booting scenario does not work on recent U-Boot. I am looking into this and I will try to report back in a few days. Meanwhile you could try U-Boot as of commit 7049288fb1f16f1b317140226cdebd07bd416395 and see if it works for you.
HTH, Bartlomiej