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From: tvaghela at slscorp.com<tvaghela@s...>
Date: Tue Dec 11 05:22:00 CET 2007
Subject: [openrisc] How to generate executable image for OR32
Dear Rich d, Thanks for your reply.
I ran it in simulator. I also knew that in arch/or32/support folder ramdisk is available. But my question is that now i want to run it in Altera FPGA. Now my vmlinux image has 52MB of size so shall i need 52 MB of flash memory or is there any other way too.
I took source from here: http://www.meansoffreedom.com/index.html
Second, we are not able to make the hardware system very easily. Is there any documents or white paper, so i can study on the same too.
If i want to make linux running on hardware then what changes i have to do? or it is like flash address, sram address, cache initialization etc...
Waiting for reply... Tejas
----- Original Message ----- From: rich_d<rgdaddio@c...> To: Date: Mon Dec 10 13:44:45 CET 2007 Subject: [openrisc] How to generate executable image for OR32
> Hi Tejas, > Depending on where you got your sources and patches the usual > vmlinux is > "bootable". The ramdisk(initrd) is also typically linked > into the image > you can take a look at arch/or32/support. You can run this directly > in > the simulator. > If you are doing something more elaborate with your own bootloader > and/or hardware you may need to make some changes. > HTH, > Rich d > tvaghela at slscorp.com wrote: > > Hi all, > > I had been able to generate vmlinux from Linux 2.6 kernel. Its > kernel size > > is 52MB. Now i want to make it executable image for OR32. > > > > I dont know how to generate executable linux image from > compiled one. > > It would be better if anyone can help me. > > > > I used Linux 2.6.19.7 version > > ucLibc 0.9.28.3 > > gcc - 3.4.4 > > binutils - 2.16.1 > > > > > > Second thing i noticed that, in almost architecture they have > boot > > folder but in or32 architecture, there is no boot folder. Does > it has other > > method for booting? > > > > Waiting for answer..... > > > > Regards, > > Tejas > > _______________________________________________ > > http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/openrisc > > > > > >
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