In message 207EE0F3DFEED4119B0100508B441B36015864C1@agni.dsil.danlawinc.com you wrote:
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For our custom board, based on AT91RM9200, we wants to use u-boot as a Linux bootloader. We do not want to use any commercial software and hardware tools to program it. We
No tools, he? Why do you want to make your life painful?
u-boot to serial flash. It is a two step process, first load an application called 'romboot.bin' then load the u-boot. It seems 'romboot.bin' does preliminary set up, to load the u-boot
image to serial flash. The 'romboot.bin' image is built for the Atmel board.
... and is what you would probably call "commercial software" ("pro- prietary" or "non-free" are probably better desriptions).
Can I get the sources of this 'romboot.bin' or of similar program, that can be built with GNU tools of ARM?
Not here. Feel free to ask Atmel.
A Metrowerks project of 'romboot.bin' is available, but it uses some libraries (for example to have printf and scanf etc.) which
Feel free to ask Metrowerks, then.
are not included in the project. Is there any way I can compile it with GNU tools to make the complete application of 'romboot.bin'?
This is off topic here.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk