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Juno linux kernel

armdev

Hi

I am trying to boot Juno linux kernel and using my boot sequence.

I am facing issue with Juno linux code where it is mapping some fixed map which i guess is due to UEFI requirement.

Is there any way I can disable it in Juno linux kernel ? or is there any way I can find out memory ranges for this fixed map and create a fake node in DT to map it so I don't run into address issues ?

I see this fixed map is getting mapped very early on in Head.S and I am wondering why it is not specified in juno DT ? How it is passed to arm-trusted-firmware ?

Thanks,

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    Hi,

    What do you mean by "using my boot sequence" ?

    Linux has a well defined boot behaviour, why do you want to change it ?

    Please provide more info on the issue you have ?

    Which version of kernel, firmware and DTB are you using ?

    Regards,

    Sudeep

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    Hi,

    What do you mean by "using my boot sequence" ?

    Linux has a well defined boot behaviour, why do you want to change it ?

    Please provide more info on the issue you have ?

    Which version of kernel, firmware and DTB are you using ?

    Regards,

    Sudeep

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