reducing size of u-boot binary
hello,
can any one please tell me how to reduce the size of u-boot.bin. i tried by disabling commands in the include/config/at91rm9200dk.h,as per the read me document even after this when i compile,i was unable to decrease the size.
thanks in advance.
regards
vibi sreenivasan
[U-Boot-Users] re ducing size of u-boot binary
Hi,
If u want to reduce the size via disable the command means see the
file include/cmd_confdefs.h. Add the command which u want disable in the macro CFG_CMD_NONSTD.
(Please Correct me if i am wrong)
Thanks and Regards
Sivaji
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hello,
can any one please tell me how to reduce the size of u-boot.bin. i tried by disabling commands in theinclude/config/at91rm9200dk.h,asper the read me document even after this when i compile,i was unable to decrease the size.thanks in advance.
regards
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hello,
can any one please tell me how to reduce the size of u-boot.bin. i tried by disabling commands in theinclude/config/at91rm9200dk.h,asper the read me document even after this when i compile,i was unable to decrease the size.thanks in advance.
regards
vibi sreenivasan
How big is your binary, why do you need to reduce its size? I ask because most of the time this question is the result of a link gone bad where part of the linked binary lives in low memory space and part lives in high memory space. As a result, the .bin has a huge amount of filled (unused) data between the two.
Best regards,
gvb