From: Joachim Denil <joachim.denil@gmail.com>
To: <linuxppc-embedded@ozlabs.org>
Subject: porting linux to new board type
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 13:03:51 +0100 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <4379ce76.65b4ffc2.2c64.274a@mx.gmail.com> (raw)
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Hi,
For an internship I have to port linux to custom made board. I assume I'll
have to set the memory-map right and make the hardware initialize, set IRQ,
.. Browsing trough the kernel source I found that all that happens within
/arch/ppc/platforms and there are separate files for each board. But how do
I start to write my own code. Can someone give me some pointers or is there
any documentation on this subject? This is what my board is made of:
* 64 Mb SDRAM (a PLD copy's the kernel to this location (0x00000000))
* 1 MB boot ram (a PLD copy's the boot loader from flash to this
location at the end of the memory map)
* MMC card reader
* Flash 8MB (don't have to use it though-> the PLD's use them to copy
boot loader and kernel there)
* Leds that I can use through a PLD-register
The processor is a 405Gr processor, 1 UART is connected to a V24 iface.
The boot loader is a striped version of ppcboot, and is now used to load a
self written RTOS. So I guess I can use that version.
Is there besides this something else I 'll have to adjust?
Thanks,
Joachim Denil
Student @ Karel De Grote hogeschool Antwerpen (Belgium)
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