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is it possible to boot this from an spi eeprom #27
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I think i's possible but usually eeproms are very small 1 kByte , 2 kBytes and it would be difficult to fit a bootloader there |
no this one is a 8 mega byte flash so no such 2 kb constrains (i never saw any smaller that 512 kb) |
do you have a link to this memory online ? |
From my opinion it should work. I suggest you try , to make sure it works. |
so if undertand it right you mean just try to flash it and if it works try to configure it else retry right |
I suggest so. Get one flash and use fly wires to connect it . Do not create a custom board unless you are sure it works in a proof of concept first. |
ok and i will flash the eeprom with an cha341 and the flashrom software and i dont design a board it is because i have about 5 xprintserver boards and i get more and i want use them |
i cant find any documentation how to build this for the at91sam9g25 under linux |
@ehristev can you help me compile the uboot for the at91sam9g25 chip under linux debian/arch |
@hannescam
To build them, follow the general Uboot building procedure as for any other board as per Uboot documentation. Hope this helps. |
ok i will try it but i dont have the ek board but i think my board is similar egnuth that it could work |
i compiled it using a arm sbc and the make option: "CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabi-" |
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