[U-Boot-Users] bootm NIOS

[U-Boot-Users] bootm NIOS

[Thomas Brand]

Hi,

I am trying to get the "bootm" command for the Nios architecture on the 
Stratix Board running. I can start uClinux with the "go" command, but no 
matter what I try, there is no way to get it working with the "bootm" 
command. I tried to implement it in the file lib_nios/nios_linux.c like 
the "go" command without any command line passing and other stuff.
The only printout I get is the following:

DK1S10 > bootm 1000100
## Booting image at 01000100 ...
    Image Name:   Linux Kernel Image
    Image Type:   Nios-32 Linux Kernel Image (uncompressed)
    Data Size:    974592 Bytes = 951.8 kB
    Load Address: 01000100
    Entry Point:  01000100
    Verifying Checksum ... OK
    XIP Kernel Image ... OK

Any hints or ideas?

Thanks in advance

Thomas

[U-Boot-Users] bootm NIOS

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <410E3C73.7060900@imms.de> you wrote:
> 
> I am trying to get the "bootm" command for the Nios architecture on the 
> Stratix Board running. I can start uClinux with the "go" command, but no 
...
> The only printout I get is the following:
...
>     XIP Kernel Image ... OK

Is this REALLY an XIP image? Probably you're executing  a  branch  of
code which you don't really want to use.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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[U-Boot-Users] bootm NIOS

[Thomas Brand]

Wolfgang Denk wrote:

> In message <410E3C73.7060900@imms.de> you wrote:
> 
>>I am trying to get the "bootm" command for the Nios architecture on the 
>>Stratix Board running. I can start uClinux with the "go" command, but no 
>>
> ...
> 
>>The only printout I get is the following:
>>
> ...
> 
>>    XIP Kernel Image ... OK
>>
> 
> Is this REALLY an XIP image? Probably you're executing  a  branch  of
> code which you don't really want to use.


That was the problem. Linux is starting now. Thanks a lot.


Thomas