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From: Thierry Bultel <thierry.bultel@wanadoo.fr>
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Subject: [Xenomai] Limited kernel size for booting ?
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Hi Gilles,

First, I apologize for posting such a question that is sincerely not 
really related to xenomai.
But I am using the kernel from ipipe-gch.git, branch ipipe-3.0-imx6q

The issue I have is that it is not booting when using a really big 
built-in initramfs(about 60 Mo)
It does not seem to reach "start_kernel", there is nomore log after 
Uboot says "Starting kernel"

I have payed attention to address zones, and even tried to use an 
uncompressed kernel
in the uImage container, to skip and discriminate the gzip phase. Same 
result.

I do not have an operational Jtag probe yet, thus I only would like to 
get your opinion on
this. To your mind, is this assumed to work ?

Thanks in advance for any clues on that "out of scope" request.

Cheers
Thierry