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HI everybody ,
please on a AM5728 running Linux , idea is to save some variables/status ( few bystes about 128Bytes in total ) and then force from the command line a reboot ( so SW reboot , no power off ) ( this is due to enter some special configurations/settings etc ) . AM5728 will reset and boot . Due to bug i862 and our workaround all SW resets go to PORZ : are DATA in internal RAM kept or internal RAM Is reinizialided ? any workaround to reboot keeping 1 KBof DATA ?
we can use internal RAM or DDR ( using self refresh for example ) , but what we need on system level is to be able when booting to "see" these variables .
any suggestion @ system level ?
thank you
bye
Carlo
Hi Rogerio ,
please I would like final confirmation from fab ( as per Biser post ) if any area in the internal RAM could be used to store parameters for the rebooting.
it is clear and confirmed on external DDR, but on internal having a small area for parameters could be useful .
any input/suggestion on how to achieve my goal no external extra device is very welcome
thank you
bye
Carlo
Hi Mukul ,
thank you , please what about using a - Reboot command in Linux Console ? do you have same issue ?
thank you
bye
Carlo
Even on a reboot, the internal RAM is used by the boot ROM and SPL. You really need some type of storage (SPI, NOR, NAND) for saving data.
Steve K.