HI Michal,

On 31 March 2014 03:45, Michal Simek monstr@monstr.eu wrote:

Hi all,

I want to check with you if someone tried this scenario. Load u-boot on main CPU (for me ARM cortex-a9) and boot different cpu(for me Microblaze) with FIT image or old u-boot image format.

IRC I have seen any code regarding this but I am not able to find it out where. :-(

My current usage is that I do that steps by hand by tftp 100000 kernel.bin (microblaze kernel in bin format with rootfs and dtb in it) mwr 0xXXXXXX 0x1 (turn on microblaze via custom logic which jumps to 0x100000) tftp 10000000 image.ub (download arm kernel) bootm 0x10000000 (boot arm kernel)

I think that will be much better to have both kernels in one FIT image and and use two configurations. One for microblaze kernel and second for arm kernel and boot it with one bootm command.

Simon: Is this configuration even supported by FIT image?

A lot of my clean-up work was to get everything (kernel, ramdisk, fdt) to use fit_image_load(). So it is pretty easy to write a command which calls fit_image_load() to load an FPGA image, or something for another CPU.

I would suggest a 'fdt' command (or maybe 'fit'?) to load from a FIT image - currently this all happens at once in the bootm command but with all that code untangled it would be pretty easy to do.

Regards, Simon