yes, if you need to change the memory for gpu, you can add "gpumem=xxx" in your uboot command, for more detailed information, pls refer to the document as below:
I mean I will write data in the memory by coding during uboot working, not command.Will the data be clean when uboot quit?
logo_mem@0xbe000000{
compatible = "logo_mem";
device_type = "memory";
reusable;
reg = <0xbe000000 0x02000000>;
status = "okay";
};
Is it right? How to make it right and work?
you need add reserved-memory for what? vpu or gpu?
For saving a memory that is transmited from uboot to kernel. Will it work?
yes, if you need to change the memory for gpu, you can add "gpumem=xxx" in your uboot command, for more detailed information, pls refer to the document as below:
Thanks a lot.
And will the reserved-memory be initialized? I need it to keep the date that is written on uboot.
I don't know what you mean, uboot command just set the memory size
I mean I will write data in the memory by coding during uboot working, not command.Will the data be clean when uboot quit?
I think it will be clean. Is there any other way to save the data?
I mean I will write data in the memory by coding, not command.Will the data be clean when uboot quit?