[U-Boot-Users] (no subject)

Wolfgang Denk
2004-07-30T14:00:19Z

In message <207EE0F3DFEED4119B0100508B441B36015864C1@agni.dsil.danlawinc.com> you wrote:
>
> (no subject)

Please always provide a meaningful subject when posting to mailing
lists.

> For our custom board, based on AT91RM9200, we wants to use
> u-boot as a Linux bootloader. We do not want to use any
> commercial software and hardware tools to program it. We

No tools, he? Why do you want to make your life painful?

> u-boot to serial flash. It is a two step process, first load
> an application called 'romboot.bin' then load the u-boot. It
> seems 'romboot.bin' does preliminary set up, to load the u-boot

> image to serial flash. The 'romboot.bin' image is built
> for the Atmel board.

... and is what you would probably call "commercial software" ("pro-
prietary" or "non-free" are probably better desriptions).

> 1.
> Can I get the sources of this 'romboot.bin' or of similar
> program, that can be built with GNU tools of ARM?

Not here. Feel free to ask Atmel.

> 2.
> A Metrowerks project of 'romboot.bin' is available, but it uses
> some libraries (for example to have printf and scanf etc.) which

Feel free to ask Metrowerks, then.

> are not included in the project. Is there any way I can compile
> it with GNU tools to make the complete application of
> 'romboot.bin'?

This is off topic here.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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