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<naoki>
Kwiboo: Strangely I got kernel hang during boot with ramboot or dfu in spl on ROCK 5B with 4GB RAM, but it doesn't happen on ROCK 5A 4GB
<naoki>
Which device and rootfs media are you using for testing ramboot? Can you reach login: prompt?
<naoki>
(I'll try again tomorrow...)
<naoki>
Btw I can see some delay after usb472.bin sent on RK3399 and RK3328
<naoki>
Interestingly, on RK3399 USB transfer is complete before SPL (and U-Boot) is booted, but on RK3328 USB transfer is not complete til SPL is booted
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<Kwiboo>
naoki: strange regarding only issue on 5B and not 5A, I am back close to my boards now so can do more runtime tests and prepare a ramboot RFC series
<Kwiboo>
nice small tool :-), looking at https://github.com/xboot/xrock it seem to use a 10 ms delay after 471 before sending 472 command, and boot_merger encode the delay to use in the loader image
<naoki>
I'll check other boards too, some of which just check that U-Boot starts.
<naoki>
btw I noticed rkramboot should be rkusbboot ;)
<naoki>
and I didn't know xrock... I need to check it
<Kwiboo>
I have not used xrock myself but found it some time ago, could be useful, have not looked too close
<Kwiboo>
for fast Linux testing I typically start a arm64 defconfig kernel (with built-in modules) with a minimal busybox rootfs, for more advanced testing I use a full ubuntu rootfs, just pushed bare minimum repo with scripts I use to build u-boot and generate a small boot.img.gz I can write to a sd-card
<naoki>
from LICENSE file, xrock was written from 2007, but I guess it's not correct ;) anyway it looks good