TINI boot

Hi all,

a question about TINI boot sequence: what is the sequence of 16 bit hex
values printed out when the system starts (see following)? Is it a kind of
defragmentation procedure? The number of those values is not constant and
sometimes it takes a long time to end...

----> TINI Boot <----
TINI OS 1.12 - Copyright (C) 1999 - 2003 Maxim Integrated Products
API Version: 9004
Crystal: 14.7396MHz x 2
POR Count: 00000055
Running POR Code
Memory POR Routines
State Restore03
000028
0080,0100,0180,0200,0280,0300,0380,0400,0480,0500,0580,0600,0680,0700,0780,0
800,
0880,0900,0980,0A00,0A80,0B00,0B80,0C00,0C80,0D00,0D80,0E00,0E80,0F00,0F80,1
000,
1080,1100,1180,1200,1280,1300,1380,1400,1480,1500,1580,1600,1680,1700,1780,1
800,
1880,1900,1980,1A00,1A80,1B00,1B80,1C00,1C80,1D00,1D80,1E00,1E80,1F00,1F80,2
000,
2080,2100,2180,2200,2280,2300,2380,2400,2480,2500,2580,2600,2680,2700,2780,2
800,
2880,2900,2980,2A00,2A80,2B00,2B80,2C00,2C80,2D00,2D80,2E00,2E80,2F00,2F80,3
000,
3080,3100,3180,3200,Transient blocks freed: 324F, size: 0C9F07
C

Regards

Alessandro Mazzinghi
EMMEGI S.p.A.



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