disable CRC checking
Hello.
I would like to disable the CRC checking of the Linux kernel during the startup. Is that possible? I have tried:
setenv skip_crc 1
Then I have added a few lines to the file cmd_bootm.c, like:
if (getenv("skip_crc") != NULL)
{. . .}
The problem is that the CRC check appears at so many places. Is there a smart solution?
Greetings
Joakim Nordell
Hi Joakim,
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Hello.
I would like to disable the CRC checking of the Linux kernel during the startup. Is that possible? I have tried:
setenvskip_crc1
Then I have added a few lines to the filecmd_bootm.c, like:
if (getenv("skip_crc")!= NULL)
{. . .}The problem is that the CRC check appears at so many places. Is there a smart solution?
Yes, set the environment variable "verify" to something beginning with 'n' ("no" for example) and the CRC check will be skipped.
Regards,
Martin
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I would like to disable the CRC checking of the Linux kernel during the startup. Is that possible?
Yes.
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Is there a smart solution?
Yes. Start reading the manual.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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