Re: Kernel Oops when something is executed from within the initramfs

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Hi,

* thilo.cestonaro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <thilo.cestonaro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [190510 09:04]:
> Hi all!
> 
> I try to update our kernel of our AM335x based board to a newer version (4.4.179).
> The new kernel builds and boots, but as soon as something from within the initramfs is executed,
> a kernel Oops occurs, e.g. modprobe (davinci_mdio requests a module) and /init can't be executed.
> 
> The problem is, that I've no clue what's going wrong.

It could be kernel uncompress or dtb and initramfs overlap issue.
You could try booting by manually setting u-boot prompt:

setenv fdtaddr 80a00000
setenv loadaddr 80c00000
setenv rdaddr 81600000
setenv fdt_high 8c000000
setenv initrd_high ffffffff

And see if that helps. It might be worth checking the current
values used by u-boot, the above values may not be optimal.

Regards,

Tony



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