>> Just thought I'd put this out on a dedicated thread for those that are >> interested. >> >> http://nullr0ute.com/2014/03/booting-pandaboard-with-fedora-20-ga/ >> >> The process for the first boot on the GA images is slightly manual and >> documented in the post above, in the next few days we'll get some >> updates bits out to fix the issue properly moving forward and have the >> fixes into rawhide nightlies RSN. >> > > Hi Peter, > > Good news: I've tested this process on our Pandaboard A6 boards, and I get > a successful boot, resulting in a usable system! (This was with the > panda_a4 configuration). Great > Bad news: I've tested it with the Pandaboard ES B3 boards, and the RAM > issue is still present. What version of the uboot did you use? Did you read my point and link to the 2014.01 that should have the fix for that? > Where can I store the uEnv commands to avoid having to enter them manually > each time that I boot the board? It will come in an updated version of the arm-boot-config package as mentioned. We're just testing the changes to make sure it doesn't regress other platforms, it'll come via the usual Fedora update process and I'll be announcing it here once it's ready to go. Peter _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm
