Fwd: Memory Size Requirement to Run Linux on Embedded Environment
Wolfgang Denk
wd at denx.de
Sun Feb 13 09:15:21 EST 2005
In message <528646bc05021210572aaeaa3f at mail.gmail.com> you wrote:
>
> > This is not correct. U-Boot is located where your memory map dictates
> > it, this can be the begining or the end or right in the middle of
> > your flash - depending on your hardware design.
> I suggested the beginning of flash under the assumption that u-boot
> would be the first code to execute. Albert, if it is not then you
> will need to have some other code at the boot location.
That's what I intended topoint out: this is hardware dependent; some
processiors support low-boot (0x100) and high-boot (0xFFF00100),
others have a fixed reset vector (0xFFFFFFFC), and yet other
architectures behave differently (like ARM startin at 0x0000).
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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