<marex>
Tartarus: why dont you load fitImage in SPL , that encodes both loadaddr and entrypoint
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<antaresgades>
Hello all. I'm trying to pxe boot a Rockpi 4c+. I am able to do that entering uboot menu with several of the available images which have uboot inside. However, I need to enter uboot menu every time I start the boards.
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<antaresgades>
I guess I need to compile uboot so the first option is to make the pxe boot with dhcp. I'm not a ver advanced user but I guess it's matter of configure the compilation properly. Could someone just enumerate the basic steps for doing this?
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<marex>
antaresgades: look at the 'printenv' 'setenv' 'saveenv' commands
<marex>
antaresgades: basically, you can set 'bootcmd' to something else than it is right now (run 'printenv bootcmd' to figure that out) , test it ('run bootcmd') and if you are happy with it, make it persistent in persistent env ('saveenv')
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<marex>
antaresgades: look at the 'printenv' 'setenv' 'saveenv' commands
<marex>
antaresgades: basically, you can set 'bootcmd' to something else than it is right now (run 'printenv bootcmd' to figure that out) , test it ('run bootcmd') and if you are happy with it, make it persistent in persistent env ('saveenv')