The 'Android_User's_Guide.pdf' tells to add to the kernel boot arguments the parameter "fb0base=0x27b00000". what is used for?
I have board with 2G ram/imx6q and running android 4.4.2, I did not specify this fb0base, and I have a crash of null pointer. Could this be relevant to the fb0base?
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fb0base is a kernel command line to specify fb0 base address to be 0x27b00000, so that kernel can use a reserved fb memory starting from this address.
This address is used in uboot fb.
To support smooth UI transition from uboot to kernel, this fb memory has to be reserved by kernel, otherwise, it is likely to be overwritten by others, so kernel will
go on using this block of memory to save memory usage.
fb0base is a kernel command line to specify fb0 base address to be 0x27b00000, so that kernel can use a reserved fb memory starting from this address.
This address is used in uboot fb.
To support smooth UI transition from uboot to kernel, this fb memory has to be reserved by kernel, otherwise, it is likely to be overwritten by others, so kernel will
go on using this block of memory to save memory usage.
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android-imx6-kitkat/0070-ENGR00223797-MX6-SabreSD-Add-fb0-base-addr-to-kernel.patch at master · rabe...
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