* [ECOS] installed memory detection ?
@ 2005-05-10 11:46 alfred hitch
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From: alfred hitch @ 2005-05-10 11:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi All,
I am working on a IXDP425 based plattform,
If I understand it correctly there is no bios on it, and so for
physical memory on the system, redboot has to depend on constant /
#defines at compile time.
What if one wants to dynamically detect these ?
Why cannot we read the memory registers, while we are in redboot and
set up things accordingly ??
( I remember doing something similar while playing around in netbsd,
from smbus via open i/o ports it used to read the memory rows,
coloumns etc and find out the size)
I am sure there is some glitch in doing this, and I am missing
something basic here,
can someone please correct me here.
Cheers,
Alfred
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