Re: kernel can't boot

In message [ref] you wrote:

Thank you for your wise instructions. I do as told . After I clear
the clock_in_mhz environment variable the kernel boot. It goes well.
Thanks again. :)

You are welcome.

Our board use the Intel Flash 28F320C3T which driver for linux is not
available now. I found that

What makes you think so? This flash chip  is  used  on  a  couple  of
boards and the existing Linux drivers work fine with it.

I wonder if I want to develop the driver for myself, what should I do
for the kernel?

Nothing.

Best regards, and a Happy New Year!

Wolfgang Denk

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