Re: STM32MP1 SoC support in latest Barebox

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Hello,

By searching in list archive you could have found:

http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/barebox/2019-March/037572.html

So there is a bit of support, which has been commited in "next" branch.

See https://git.pengutronix.de/cgit/barebox/tree/arch/arm/boards/stm32mp157c-dk2?h=next

No idea how far this boots.

On 3/22/19 9:07 AM, gianluca wrote:
Hello list!

I need a __very quick__ answer to this subject, because a customer wants to migrate from a iMX28 based board to a STM32MP1.

Actually the iMX28 board was developed by me, 6 years ago and it has Barebox 2013.02, Linux Kernel 3.12.1 and a Debian Wheezy. It runs from eMMC, but it can boot from microSD for production line.

I modified Barebox with custom made init scripts to enable some i2c hardware before running Linux kernel, and Barebox had access/drivers for ethernet, serial for debugging console, i2c (bit-banging) and some gpios.

It had access to ext4 filesystem on eMMC partition and managed somehow the device tree to pass to Linux and it works like charms!

Now I would like to know (without spending too much time to gitclone the repo and reading the configuration stuff) if Barebox is still able to boot off a microSD, and having the same drivers available as the iMX28 has, just to reduce the porting session at their minimum levels.

P.S.: I know UBoot for the evaluation board has all stuff I need, but I hate the way it works: too messy, too #ifdef clauses, etc.,...

Thank you in advance,

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