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U-boot is usable with proprietary operating system

Paolo De Luca Bosso

Hello everybody!!
I have a question...Can i use U-boot for a proprietary operating system??

I should port an OS from x86 to ARM architecture and i would use U-boot as bootloader.

Can someone help me?

Thanks in advance

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  • 0 in reply to Matt Sealey

    I think to use bin file: in particular i refer to file produced by mkimage

    command (specifying standalone type, arm architecture, uncompress and so

    on).

    Can it be a good idea?

    After U-Boot jump to kernel entry point, what are main operation to

    initialize and start kernel?

    I'm using a cubietruck (with Cortex A-7).

    Thanks in advance

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  • 0 in reply to Matt Sealey

    I think to use bin file: in particular i refer to file produced by mkimage

    command (specifying standalone type, arm architecture, uncompress and so

    on).

    Can it be a good idea?

    After U-Boot jump to kernel entry point, what are main operation to

    initialize and start kernel?

    I'm using a cubietruck (with Cortex A-7).

    Thanks in advance

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