Re: [U-Boot-Users] new to the u-boot community
In the README documentation, in the section it talked about port u-boot to your hardware platform, step 2, - board.c: where are those functions called? - flash.c: I can't find it on other board's directory - u-boot.lds: what is this file? WHo use it? Thanks.
In message 5.2.0.9.2.20030425112609.026b9f58@e2k.qualcomm.com you wrote:
In the README documentation, in the section it talked about port u-boot to your hardware platform, step 2,
- board.c: where are those functions called?
... board/RPXClassic/RPXClassic.c board/RPXlite/RPXlite.c board/RRvision/RRvision.c board/at91rm9200dk/at91rm9200dk.c board/bmw/bmw.c board/c2mon/c2mon.c board/cmi/cmi.c board/cpc45/cpc45.c board/cpu86/cpu86.c board/cradle/cradle.c board/csb226/csb226.c board/cu824/cu824.c board/dnp1110/dnp1110.c board/ebony/ebony.c board/ep7312/ep7312.c board/ep8260/ep8260.c board/eric/eric.c board/esteem192e/esteem192e.c board/etx094/etx094.c board/evb64260/evb64260.c board/fads/fads.c board/flagadm/flagadm.c ...
Do you see a certain pattern in these file names?
- flash.c: I can't find it on other board's directory
Why not? Try:
bash$ ls board/*/flash.c
- u-boot.lds: what is this file? WHo use it?
It's a linker script and is used by "ld", the GNU linker.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
We use 4 AMD AM29LV641D (8M each) flash chips with 64-bit data bus (16-bit for each chip); does U-boot currently support this configuration? Is there any flash.c can be based on or we have to come up with our own? Thanks.
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