rk3066 and u-boot

[Jason Jiang]

I have a marsboard rk3066. I recently flash the u-boot in it. the u-boot is from http://androtab.info/rockchip/u-boot/

And then I try to flash the uImage to kernel partition, and reboot. u-boot said:

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uboot version: U-Boot 2014.01-g111968b (Dec 30 2014 - 13:41:36)

#Boot ver:

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setup gpio int

GetParam

LMemApiReadLba:0

check parameter success

partition(uboot): offset=0x00002000, size=0x00002000

partition(misc): offset=0x00004000, size=0x00002000

partition(kernel): offset=0x00006000, size=0x00008000

partition(boot): offset=0x0000E000, size=0x00010000

empty serial no.

checkKey

vbus = 1

lcd_ctrl_init [38]

i2c init OVER in board!

set_lcdc_dclk: lcdc_source_clk = 768, clk = 71, div = 11

rk30_load_screen for lcdc ok!

lcd_enable [55]

backlight --- brightness:50

In charging!

LMemApiReadLba:0

LMemApiReadLba:0

LMemApiReadLba:0

LMemApiReadLba:0

LMemApiReadLba:0

bad image magic.

load kernel image failed

ERROR: [do_booti]: booti: bad boot or kernel image

Unable to boot:boot

try to start recovery

and then I tried to rkcrc -k uImage, and flash it again. still the same. 

So can anyone tell me what image should I flashed into the kernel and boot partition to boot the board? Thank you very much!

[Naoki FUKAUMI]

hi

On Mon, May 1, 2017 at 2:56 PM, Jason Jiang <jiangy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a marsboard rk3066. I recently flash the u-boot in it. the u-boot is
> from http://androtab.info/rockchip/u-boot/

it shouldn't be used any more... well,

it works as same as RK proprietary loader.

> And then I try to flash the uImage to kernel partition, and reboot. u-boot
> said:

(snip)

> and then I tried to rkcrc -k uImage, and flash it again. still the same.

it doesn't support uImage (regardless of rkcrc) format at all.

> So can anyone tell me what image should I flashed into the kernel and boot
> partition to boot the board? Thank you very much!

it supports RK proprietary format, i.e. rkcrc -k zImage (or cpio+gz
initramfs for boot), or ANDROID! (mkbootimg) format for kernel+ramdisk
for boot.

please use RK proprietary loader, or join u-boot mainline development ;)

Regards,

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FUKAUMI Naoki