[U-Boot-Users] how to make a core uboot?
Andreas Schweigstill
andreas at schweigstill.de
Mon Apr 28 11:51:29 CEST 2008
Hello!
loody mil schrieb:
> I intend to make a pure uboot, without including any driver but only
> basic cpu setting and uboot commands supported. But I cannot see any
> config option in Makefile.
If you need a really minimalistic bootloader U-Boot will not be the
first choice. The smallest possible U-Boot will be around 100KByte in
size and contain much more than just basic CPU initialisation.
> I know I may choose any config in boards and truncate those things I
> don't need at all.
That's the right way if you want to use U-Boot.
> But I send this mail and want to know is there already a config option
> or some fast way I can meet my requirement?
Nobody knows what are you requirements. If you need a really
minimalistic bootloader you should take a look at some sample
initialization code from the processor manufacturer.
On certain platforms (e.g. Atmel AT91) even U-Boot will just be used as
a second or third level bootloader. The basic CPU setup has been done
before starting U-Boot.
With best regards
Andreas Schweigstill
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