Hi,
When I run ./uuu uuu_ram to install a dtb file to -addr 0x83000000, is that imx6ulz-pmu2.dtb file written to the NAND flash address 0x83000000 or RAM address 0x83000000?
SDP: write -f imx6ulz-pmu2.dtb -addr 0x83000000
If it is written to NAND address, How can I check if the file imx6ulz-pmu2.dtb is indeed installed in NAND address 0x83000000?
Thank you.
Kind regards,
- jh
Hi jupiter
direct programming to nand addresses is not used, please check below links
explaining nand programming with uuu tool
imx6ull burned image to nand by uuu
How to write image to VisionSOM-6ULL NAND memory using UUU tool on Linux - SomLabs Wiki
Best regards
igor
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Hi igor,
Thanks for your response and link, but that has to use the somlabs complicated source, it was using kernel 4.9 which is also incompatible.
I just need to download one UBI image ubi.image built by ubinize command via uuu, are there any other alternatives?
$ sudo ./uuu ubi.image
OK, figured out, it is writing to RAM address, how can I take that file from the RAM address 0x83000000 and flash it to NAND? I know there are other alternative to set up MTD partitions, but I like to install files from RAM address to NAND.
Thank you.