hello!
I don't really know if this mailing list is the proper place to direct
questions regarding U-Boot, but I've seen some preceding posts about it,
so I thought I'd ask...
I've ported U-Boot over to a custom MPC8560 (PQ3) based board - it works
well, except that after a sw reboot (from linux kernel or u-boot
itself), it only gets to the part where it relocates itself to RAM and
then hangs - the last debug output is
Relocating code to 07fd4000...
and the famous
Now running in RAM - U-Boot at: 07fd4000 never shows up.
has anyone experienced similar problems? any hints on what to look at?
regards,
jaKa
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On Fri, 2005-03-04 at 09:53, Jaka Močnik wrote:
hello!
I don't really know if this mailing list is the proper place to direct
questions regarding U-Boot, but I've seen some preceding posts about it,
so I thought I'd ask...
Let's start with: The U-Boot list is over at:
u-boot-users [off-list ref]
I've ported U-Boot over to a custom MPC8560 (PQ3) based board - it works
well,
Good... So, what version did you start with?
And how custom is it? We just might need a few more details here... :-)
except that after a sw reboot (from linux kernel or u-boot
itself),
There were some early releases of 8560 U-Boot code that
didn't do SW Reset right. Let's make sure we are running
a modern U-Boot for the 85xx first.
it only gets to the part where it relocates itself to RAM and
then hangs - the last debug output is
There are some U-Boot FAQs down this line too.
has anyone experienced similar problems? any hints on what to look at?
HTH,
jdl
Jaka Močnik wrote:
hello!
I don't really know if this mailing list is the proper place to direct
questions regarding U-Boot, but I've seen some preceding posts about it,
so I thought I'd ask...
I've ported U-Boot over to a custom MPC8560 (PQ3) based board - it works
well, except that after a sw reboot (from linux kernel or u-boot
itself), it only gets to the part where it relocates itself to RAM and
then hangs - the last debug output is
Relocating code to 07fd4000...
and the famous
Now running in RAM - U-Boot at: 07fd4000 never shows up.
has anyone experienced similar problems? any hints on what to look at?
regards,
jaKa
Yes, this is the wrong list, you should use the u-boot list (see SourceForge u-boot page).
http://sourceforge.net/projects/u-boot/
Your question is a FAQ. Please read the DULG:
http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/Manual
especially the FAQ:
http://www.denx.de/twiki/bin/view/DULG/UBootCrashAfterRelocation
gvb
This is better posted to the u-boot-users list=20
(u-boot-users@lists.sourceforge.net)
- kumar
On Mar 4, 2005, at 9:53 AM, Jaka Mo=C4=8Dnik wrote:
hello!
I don't really know if this mailing list is the proper place to direct
questions regarding U-Boot, but I've seen some preceding posts about=20=
it,
so I thought I'd ask...
I've ported U-Boot over to a custom MPC8560 (PQ3) based board - it=20
works
well, except that after a sw reboot (from linux kernel or u-boot
itself), it only gets to the part where it relocates itself to RAM =
and
then hangs - the last debug output is
Relocating code to 07fd4000...
and the famous
Now running in RAM - U-Boot at: 07fd4000 never shows up.
has anyone experienced similar problems? any hints on what to look at?
regards,
=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0 jaKa
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w3: http://fish.homeunix.org/people/jaka
email: jaka@activetools.si
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