Thomas Jackson
2009-09-17 03:16:29 UTC
Hi List,
I understand NOR-based flash memory devices have traditionally been used for
non-volatile storage for a bootloader and other various advantages including
support for execute-in-place code, random access to memory, and zero error
rate, etc. However, we have a project that we would like to have U-Boot
bootloader run via NAND Flash memory device on a ARM926EJ-S based board. I
searched the mailing list for this and didn't see anything. I only found a
question posted in 2006 where it was asked if the kernel based on ARM926EJ-S
can boot from NAND flash. Which I know is ok. Does the community know of
any existing mechanisms for this type of configuration to enable U-Boot load
and run via NAND flash?
Thanks in advance!
TJ
I understand NOR-based flash memory devices have traditionally been used for
non-volatile storage for a bootloader and other various advantages including
support for execute-in-place code, random access to memory, and zero error
rate, etc. However, we have a project that we would like to have U-Boot
bootloader run via NAND Flash memory device on a ARM926EJ-S based board. I
searched the mailing list for this and didn't see anything. I only found a
question posted in 2006 where it was asked if the kernel based on ARM926EJ-S
can boot from NAND flash. Which I know is ok. Does the community know of
any existing mechanisms for this type of configuration to enable U-Boot load
and run via NAND flash?
Thanks in advance!
TJ
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