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Title: TFTP support in uboot for rk3288 [Print This Page]

Author: banavathvishnu    Time: 4/27/2016 18:54
Title: TFTP support in uboot for rk3288
Hi,
Can someone point me to the link for bootloader source code that has TFTP enabled. I have tried building code from http://git.denx.de/?p=u-boot/u-boot-rockchip.git;a=summary and looks like it does not generated RK3288UbootLoader_V2.19.01.bin and upgrade_tool fails flashing u-boot.bin
I could boot the board using SDcard with these images and has tftp support . But I would like to understand how to flash this bootloader to eMMC.
Tried generating RK3288UbootLoader_V2.19.01.bin from u-boot.bin using rktools but that did not help, meaning boot does not boot to uboot.

Thanks

Author: dewet    Time: 4/27/2016 19:24
U-Boot source code for Firefly
https://bitbucket.org/T-Firefly/ ... -boot/?at=fireprime
Use 'make rk3288_box_defconfig'
https://bitbucket.org/T-Firefly/ ... r=file-view-default
Then a normal 'make'
I can't remember all the steps.
Author: banavathvishnu    Time: 4/27/2016 19:36
Hi Dewet,
Could you please confirm if this uboot has GMAC support ? I mean to say does it has Ethernet support enabled?

Thanks
Author: dewet    Time: 4/27/2016 19:41
banavathvishnu Posted at 4/27/2016 19:36
Hi Dewet,
Could you please confirm if this uboot has GMAC support ? I mean to say does it has Ether ...

Gigabit Ethernet support comes from the driver in the kernel as far as I know.

You can also follow all the posts here, a user got 4.6 Linux kernel running with Slackware Linux on Firefly, maybe there are also different u-boot source code to make it boot?
http://bbs.t-firefly.com/forum.p ... &extra=page%3D1
Author: banavathvishnu    Time: 4/27/2016 19:48
yeah you are right GbE driver is in kernel. But the point I'm trying to make here is - does rockchip bootloader supports Ethernet on firefly-rk3288  ?
I would need this board support in boot loader because, I want to download kernel Image via TFTP on the board. This will enabled me the test different kernel with a line change (change in symlink) which is much much better than flashing each image at a single time. This will help folks working remotely and want to change kernel.

Thanks




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