Wolfgang,

Your recommendation was well noted but at this point I want to avoid using u-boot image, compiled by myself from the source. At this point I want to use the "tried"/"tested" bootloader In my opinion, my question re usability of the u-boot bootloader images provided on the Arabella 2.0 CD-ROM "Linux for Motorola 82xx" is still worth to be asked/answered - this cdrom is "packaged" by the Freescale, when they ship the brand new board. Also FreeScale "packages" Code Warrior 8.14 (with one month evaluation license) + WireTAP probe into the shipment.

Do you yourself have the PQ2FADS_VR 66 MHz board (with the MPC8275 processor) by any chance (as well as Arabella 2.0 CD-ROM "Linux for Motorola 82xx" ?) ?

Thanks Alex,

in message 20040907.084113.509.485968@webmail14.lax.untd.com you wrote:

Did any one on this list used elf bootloader for PQ2FADS_VR 66 MHz board (with the MPC8275 processor) provided on the Arabella 2.0 CD-ROM "Linux for Motorola 82xx" ?

I already replied to your question on the etux mailing list. There was no need to repost the very same question here. My hinto to post on u-boot-users was intended for _new_ questions.

While the programming of the flash seemingly completed without errors - however the resulted bootloader is not functional ... -

I repeat my recommendation:

Use the latest version of U-Boot (top of CVS tree). See http://sourceforge.net/projects/u-boot and http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/Manual

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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