Tartarus changed the topic of #u-boot to: SOURCE MOVED TO https://source.denx.de/u-boot/u-boot.git / U-Boot v2021.10 is OUT / Merge Window is OPEN until 25 October 2021 / Release v2022.01 is scheduled for 10 January 2022 / http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot / Channel archives at https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/u-boot
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<ac_slater> Forty-Bot: thanks. I am on 5.4. Curious to where the 0x800000 address is coming from. Grepping the source tree for Linux and/or u-boot yeilds nothing
<Forty-Bot> probably from CONFIG_SYS_LOAD_ADDR
<Forty-Bot> but idk why it's that and not the bottom of ram
<Forty-Bot> ask monstr if he ever gets on
<ac_slater> Forty-Bot: ah! So confusing. In the xilinx u-boot fork, CONFIG_SYS_LOAD_ADDR is 0x0800.0000 but the some u-boot env vars in that same file (include/configs/xilinx_zynqmp.h) show kernel_addr=0x80.0000
<ac_slater> guess I have to find out what CONFIG_SYS_LOAD_ADDR does...
<Forty-Bot> it's the default value for $loadaddr
<Forty-Bot> e.g. where stuff goes if you don't specify an address
<Forty-Bot> and if they aren't equal that means I misread the number of zeros :P
<ac_slater> ;) yea I put the separator. They are not equal
<ac_slater> the thing that's tripping me up, is Linux has text_offset in the Image header as 0x0800.0000.0000
<ac_slater> so many different offsets floating around. Not sure if I should understand my board's memory layout, Linux's layout/boot stuff, or what u-boot is trying to do
<ac_slater> (text_offset in the Linux header reads as "Image load offset")
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<ac_slater> The linux arm64 booting page has this nugget "... Where image_size is zero, text_offset can be assumed to be 0x80000."
<ac_slater> which matches Xilinx's kernel_addr address.
<ac_slater> (in u-boot)
<ac_slater> arrrggg so confusing
<ac_slater> I guess I don't know the significance of Linux's text_offset
<ac_slater> Forty-Bot: I do see the reference to text_offset getting removed in >5.8
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<MartijnBraam[m]> o/
<MartijnBraam[m]> I sent a patch to the uboot mailing list (I think correctly) but have not had any responses
<MartijnBraam[m]> except "Awaits moderator approval"
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<m4t> MartijnBraam[m]: had the same, but i think the patch eventually made it through. helps to be registered to the list even if you have emails turned off per listserv settings
<MartijnBraam[m]> hmmm ok
<MartijnBraam[m]> how do I do that? :)
<m4t> register?
<MartijnBraam[m]> yes
<MartijnBraam[m]> oh that's kinda obvious
<m4t> btw, if you click the link in the "awaiting moderation" and change anything, you can't use the link again
<m4t> the one to chose to cancel it
<m4t> If you would like to cancel this posting, please visit the following URL:
<m4t> can't click no then go back and click yes, is what i mean to say
<MartijnBraam[m]> I hadn't clicked it yet
<m4t> k
<MartijnBraam[m]> should I?
<m4t> uhm, you could click, cancel, then re-send after joining the list
<MartijnBraam[m]> ok
<MartijnBraam[m]> oh the link is too old now anyway
<m4t> i was concerned about sending the message a second time (and causing a duplicate message) so i had to wait a couple days for approval
<m4t> maybe
<m4t> i wasn't able to cancel after saying no the first time
<MartijnBraam[m]> I had sent the original message 12 days ago
<m4t> oh...
<m4t> i'd try cancelling and resending then
<MartijnBraam[m]> I can't cancel because it can only be done in the first 3 days :P
<MartijnBraam[m]> yes
<m4t> it's another that got stuck in moderation?
<MartijnBraam[m]> no that's the one
<m4t> oh, then you're good :P
<MartijnBraam[m]> hmm ok so just no responses then
<m4t> :(
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