[U-Boot-Users] ramdisk problem (once again?) - Solved

[Miguel Angel Alvarez <caronteycerbero@gmail.com>]

Hi.

I solved it.

First of all I would like to thank Nethra. The solution was not the one 
in his mail (the bootflash parameter is the one I use when loading from 
flash which worked...), but an answer is always welcome.

The question was that in my config file, I have defined 
CONFIG_CMDLINE_TAG, but not CONFIG_INITRD_TAG which was required to make 
it work properly.

Thanks to you all

Miguel ?ngel

P.S. If anyone needs more detailed info, please tell me.


Nethra escribi?:
>   
>> Upload of kernel: tftp 0x260000 linux.uboot
>> Upload of fs:        tftp 0x3a0000 root.uboot
>>     
>
>   
>> Environment:
>> => printenv
>> bootcmd=run bootflash
>> bootdelay=3
>> baudrate=115200
>> eth1addr=00:02:b3:02:02:02
>> kernel_addr=50060000
>> ramdisk_addr=501A0000
>> bootflash=bootm $(kernel_addr)
>> stdin=serial
>> stdout=serial
>> stderr=serial
>> ethact=i82559#0
>> ethaddr=00:11:22:33:44:55
>> tftpdstp=10069
>> bootargs=console=ttyS0,115200 root=/dev/ram0 rw irqpoll
>> mtdparts=physmap-flash.0:256k(boot),128k(conf),1280k(linux),-(root)
>> mem=128MB
>> filesize=f4040
>> fileaddr=3A0000
>> netmask=255.255.0.0
>> ipaddr=128.127.165.133
>> serverip=128.127.50.94
>>     
>
>
> Hi Miguel Angel,
>
> In your case everything seems to be correct.....
>
> but bootflash=bootm $(kernel_addr) should be 
>      bootflash=bootm 0x260000 0x3a0000 i.e.,bootflash=bootm $(kernel_addr)
> $(rams) for ramdisk booting.
>     u can test with bootargs=/dev/ram itself.
>
>
> Let me know output of it....
>
> best regards,
> Nethra
>
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