Date: Sun, 02 Oct 2016 01:17:30 +0200 From: Felix Maurer <lists@felix-maurer.de> To: freebsd-arm@freebsd.org Subject: FreeBSD on Pine64: ubldr for arm64 Message-ID: <57F0440A.4060709@felix-maurer.de>
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hi, I am currently trying to build a FreeBSD image with Crochet to boot on the Pine64. Thanks to the sysutils/u-boot-pine64 port I already got a working SPL that starts U-Boot. The normal way to continue booting a image built by Crochet is to start ubldr. But at the moment there is no arm64 version of ubldr in the tree. The only thing I found about this is this diff: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D5512 . It has been lying around there since March and the last comments state that the changes are unnecessary now for the RPI3 because a way has been found to boot on a RPI3 without U-Boot. Now I have two questions: 1. Is there a chance for the diff to make it into the tree? Although it is no longer needed for the RPI3 it may be needed by other boards. 2. As an alternative: What is this mysterious way to boot without U-Boot and may this be possible for other boards like the Pine64? Regards, Felix -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBCgAGBQJX8EQKAAoJEEy46Yy6oqJ0ZZYQAIdDp6zwuCa7FsP1XGcOomnw qYftBWerVZZYuiXKrwtmAaKDY/OTn4WNwvEMUa5Zp4ny01QUV5DW+TcbDfdfV/9W T+dNOhsbzWbUvaK3U2y8fmrNs8TswtEENpFhlaPWNeloDqocFtvyvTKS7IQQYnMQ UFE+VPvMw9kZORKblNdQb4e4sGgQdq2QtyFaPmtrpzg8ax0NJFciRG7myhrVqQ5R kOClK5loPJSfSebN7YpePablGHjXyS/IKjtvds5VpDMe8jJ8b+dPmHCumeSJ6vor lccX6J+WXlLtdCeIBD8Z1TMT4XKX6Gz60WWMSf6XysNldkxl2y2k9mfSTTxGdygc SSDpRGZh7xqwySZhF6/7L6Wz/uwXp9iI94BgW+uTXlJ0+GARt+xR4ArNL4jYFED2 eLxvTyVVxt8lCVMJZAPdVH87SEB1MNEwzYzu8r7Hmj+5q9rUyv3bJeCnRPdf9XAP DQVRYvimVW7uR21REYlwb+uS/169As0g7LR5kk2zBbaemc8PcL4QAvyTNwpLWYfS qznwqcN1ca1Unoo9vn7zYPmBavKunobrbjl4GjKDh1kuOmWKx4C+LUj7qT8+yAY9 SgD/98Wl8QMTNmCdgICVMYHdyzDVO66WLBI48kbEESi1RT/ESbQAm6bCScl8h+Av /znPEvXG2SCueYu34EPF =CGiK -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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