Re: [PATCH] arm: sc5xx: Enable BOOTSTD_DEFAULTS

Greg Malysa <[email protected]>
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Hi Uwe,

On Thu, Aug 6, 2026 at 1:48 AM Uwe Kleine-König
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> > 2) How do you intend to use a debian image on these boards? The kernel
> > does not currently have mainline support or drivers, and the SPI flash
> > memory is likely too small for a debian image, as it required
> > extensive tweaking in yocto to build root filesystems that would fit.
> > Is it going to use exclusively NFS as the root filesystem?
>
> My usecase here was to be able to start the installer to create a rootfs
> on the eMMC for kernel development on "my" sc598 board.
> And I'm using a custom kernel with the Debian rootfs because indeed
> mainline doesn't work on these machines yet.

Sounds cool! I've never tried running a non-yocto setup on these boards.

>
> > 3) Why not make the same change to the sc594/sc598 boards as well?
>
> That commit is a port of
> https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/u-boot/pull/136 to mainline. I just
> modified all non-spl config/sc5* without much thinking.
>
> I will respin this series on a newer base commit and verify the
> resulting image fits into flash---at least on the one machine I have on
> my desk. I don't know other sc5xx boards, if some of these have a
> smaller flash, enabling CONFIG_BOOTSTD_DEFAULTS for these probably
> doesn't work.

I think for sc598 and newer this is a good idea. For the older 32-bit
ones I agree with Philip that it is probably not worth it. The 598 som
has much larger flash as well so it isn't a problem, but the old 573
ezkit has 16 MB total that we tried to get uboot, kernel, and rfs
into.

Thanks,
Greg
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