The wiki states:
"the Boot ROM reads boot configuration pins (SW4 on the OMAP3 EVM) which tell the Boot ROM where to look for the first external bootloader. The choices include NAND, UART, and SD/MMC Card"
Given that the AM57 has NAND accessibility over GPMC, does this mean that if I flash an OS onto a storage card such as the Micron MT29 using eight of the GPMC pins, the OS installed there would boot correctly with no additional configuration?
For some additional details, the Micron MT29 has both 8bit and 16bit compatibility, but I want to use the other 8 pins from the AM57 for additional RAM. Am I correct in assuming the MT29 will be used in 8bit mode by the AM57 automatically?
The statement from the wiki lists UART and SD/MMC, which are categories of their own, next to NAND, which is a subcategory of GPMC in the data sheet for the processor, which is why I ask.
