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RE: u-boot (forks) status - XmAz - 06-19-2020
(10-14-2019, 12:50 PM)ayufan Wrote: I'm now working on switching to mainline u-boot for all my distros and to provide exact same functionality. Seems fairly doable
Hello @ayufan. Any updates about this?
RE: u-boot (forks) status - CameronNemo - 08-08-2020
@XmAz, unfortunately I have not been able to get a mainline U-Boot build working.
RE: u-boot (forks) status - tophneal - 08-08-2020
(08-08-2020, 12:05 PM)CameronNemo Wrote: @XmAz, unfortunately I have not been able to get a mainline U-Boot build working.
@ayufan did begin updating his images with mainline uboot. It might be worth looking to see what ROCK64 imgs he's updated in the last 6mo.
RE: u-boot (forks) status - CameronNemo - 08-08-2020
False alarm on my side actually... finally set up the serial console and discovered it was a kernel issue, U-Boot 2020.07 and ATF 2.3 work fine here using the open source SPL/TPL.
RE: u-boot (forks) status - globaltree - 08-27-2020
simonsouth
Quote:I'll write up a lengthier tutorial when I'm done but to start using the mainline version of U-Boot, assuming you have the prerequisites taken care of (the cross-compilation toolchain installed if needed, the ARM Trusted Firmware BL31 built and the CROSS_COMPILE and BL31 environment variables set appropriately), you'll need to ....
Thanks, simonsouth, for your primer. Looking forward to the lengthier version if you ever find time.
I want to boot a efi_stub enabled kernel, and this 2017 u-boot doesn't know the "efidebug" command, which is necessary, according to these instructions. Your tutorial is encouraging enough to proceed to try and build and upgrade u-boot.