u-boot on OSK
Hi all,
I am using u-boot-1.1.2 on my OSK board to boot linux. But my final application wants me to divide the flash in to two banks of 16M each.
Is there any patch available to do this. Or else can any one guide me how to do it my self, as i am new to this u-boot. From the souce I came to know that while initialization of the flash it is checking for the vendor and device id.
If i have to divide my flash in to two banks what are all the files that i have to modify.
Thanks in advance,
Naveen
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I am using u-boot-1.1.2 on my OSK board to boot linux. But my final application wants me to divide the flash in to two banks of 16M each.
A "bank" of memory is the set of chips that are addressed using the same chip select line. And "application" is usually a term for a program running in (Linux) user Space (vs. kernel space). Assuming you use standard terms, then please tell your application that it cannot modify the hardware.
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If i have to divide my flash in to two banks what are all the files that i have to modify.
The flash driver and/or your board config file.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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