Hi,
I'm having issues getting the new L3.0.35_1.1.0 Linux BSP to even boot on my Sabre SDB board. I've loaded uBoot and it doesn't seem to boot. So I had to load uBoot from a older release.
I've then try to boot the kernel over SD, eMMC and TFTP, but they are all panicking at around the same point.
My question is, do you know if the BSP works with a Sabre SD board?
Also, do you know if 3D rendering inside Ubuntu is supported with this release? So I could run a gl app such as glmark2 and get 3D acceleration?
Thanks.
Steve
Hi Steve,
I have 2 Sabre SDBs, and 1 Sabre SDP, and they all run the L3.0.35_1.1.0 Linux BSP correctly.
I boot from SD, eMMC, and NFS, with no problems.
How did you create your SD card? Did you put u-boot.bin and uImage directly at the beginning of the card (just after the MBR, no partition), and the RFS in partition 1?
Did you create partition 1 deep enough into the SD card to avoid clipping the uImage (kernel)?
If you give us a few more details, we can help you.
Also, I have run many OpenGL 3D demos with the Min Profile version of this BSP. I would imagine the Ubuntu RFS can do the same.
Thanks,
Rod.
I tried boot from SD, it worked good.
Also boot up with ubuntu filesystem and install
apt-get install mesa-utils
now run glxgears, you can see the GPU accelerated.