In the past few days, some of our users have encountered a well-known error message that says that an incorrectly formatted image for the bootm command can get a kernel image. This problem can arise for several reasons. Let’s discuss it now.
I try when you need to create a flash image of petelinux version 2016.4. I have the following hassle-free petalinux thread where you build a project, configure options, build it, and then package it into a bootable image. The problem was always that when I loaded it into the QSPI flash I was getting the above error. The complete download log can be viewed below:
U-Boot 2016.07 (06/18/2018 - 14:32:51 -0400)DRAM: ECC disables 512MBSF: N25Q256 recognized with 256 byte erase page size measured in 4KiB, 32MB total*** Warning - Incorrect CRC, using standard environmentConsistentlyOff: serialError : serial numberU-BOAT forPress any button to stop automatic start: 0SF: N25Q256, machine recognized 256 byte strips pages, 4KiB size, 32 million integersDevice offset 0 0xe00000, total size 0xa80000SF: 11010048 bytes @ 0xe00000 Read: OKWrong image format for bootm commandERROR: Failed to get kernel image!Zynq>
I’m pretty sure some of the configuration options for loading QSPI are wrong. I looked to get a working image for each SD card (it was a modern version of Petalinux though). I did the really fun basics and set the kernel and boot image settings on the main flash to match the current boot image settings. Not only do I have the option of choosing an SD card. I also tried suggesting this one-way link as I am trying to include an absolute bitstream file in the boot image.
I am working on installing Linux on this special OMAP-L138 board and profit is definitely going to run into some hurdles.
Failed to find network in custom table. The poety we suggest to copy one file which is displayed by changing the value of the flash (sft) code. This is the most efficient option at the moment.
This file contains the following at the specified addresses when blinking
The kernel image and filesystem may have an offset of 0x10000.
I checked which files were copied in these conversations by reading them into RAM and comparing the files.
I’m trying to train Flashboot, the command starts images without sound, I can’t.
setenv flashboot – setenv bootargs console = ttyS2,115200n8 root = / dev / ram0 rw initrd $ A; SF 0 probe ;; sf reads $ A $ B $ S; sf read $ L $ K $ ks; bootm $ L ‘
Sf read $ L $ K -> Read kernel image $ ks into $ L
I get a bad CRC warning and Ethernet initialization error because the network is down.
I read somewhere that it has to do with unsaved environment variables.
I would be sincerely grateful to everyone if they can provide any suggestions / procedures or request additional information.
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The VDX6740 reloads repeatedly with specific message templates.
The model looks like this:
Found 2 USB devices The bus is looking for drives … Found 1 storage device (s)install ready so that it is 2Press ESC to start autoload: Stop 0Load Environment 1 from NVRAM …(Re) run USB 0 …USB: register 10011 1USB connection EHCI 1.00Scan shuttle for devices … manufacturer u-bootEHCI Shared Host ProductProduct controllerserial numberFlash card reader manufacturerSerial number 000000225001Found 2 USB devices Bus scan to save devices … 1 memory detectedReally check device (s) 2.adjustLoad file “boot / zImage.tree.initrd” from USB 0: 2 (usbda2)3 463 017 bytes readEnvironment 0 NVRAM loaded from …(Re) run USB 0 …USB: register 10011 1USB connection EHCI 1.00Bus scan for devices … manufacturer u-bootEHCI Shared Host ProductProduct controllerserial numberFlash card reader manufacturerSerial number 000000225001Found 2 USB devices Check bus for storage devices … Found 1 storage device (s)Setting to prt 2Download the “/boot/fastloading.mdt” folder from a 0: 2 USB device (usbda2).** Compfile not found /boot/fastloading.mdtInvalid metadata (entry too long)WARNING: Adapting available memory to 30,000,000Wrong bootm image format for commandERROR: Failed to get kernel image!Save the environment to NVRAM …BootROM Version: 1.0.76Copyright (C) 2011 Brocade Communication. [silkworm_setup_pci_shared_memory] config_done 0 scandone 0 pcilcok 0x0SLUB: dfree enabledPRIMING SLUB: main cachesSLUB: exchange __kmalloc to 0x40108f58 changed to 0x40109318SLUB: foreign vmalloc at 0x400f6b80 changed to 0x400f6934SLUB: vfree load on 0x400f5cf4 replaced with 0x400f5c24Network Namespace (VRF) NR started PCI_PROBE_DEVTREE PCI_PROBE_DEVTREEmdio_bus mdio: / devices / fman0 / mdio @ f1000 / p4080ds-xmdio1 suggests wrong PHY addressmmod_sysctl_inited: 1***** pcie_portdrv_init: item completedcpu1 / 1: failover_register () – detectors report … Fman microcode fifty-one forty-five 46 FMAN microcode size UC 0x1b64Standard MII can be described as 0xc10ac000 for tsec0gtg_init: cold boot casegtg_init (1): peer ring bf4f6800 ring BECF6800Uboot wdt counter value: 0VSD created with correct vsd_probe = 254 disk-> start 7 cmd-> start 0 nstart 0 disk brand / vsmgr / vd @ usb0 / vda00create_new_partition_table part_no 0 no_of_parts 2 disk-> start 7665663 cmd-> start 0 nstart 7665663 disk make / vsmgr / vd @ usb0 / vda01create_new_partition_table part_no 2 no_of_parts Core 2hv> panic or anxiety – no sync: initialization not found. Try passing the init = parameter to the kernel. Instructions can be found in the Linux documentation / init.txt.[1] Clear the backup management console log.[2] get_rpn: mem-range has an intermittent guest with a resolution of 0x5800000.[2] get_rpn: Has a memory range gap at guest member address 0x68000000.HV> Assertion failed in /vobs/projects/springboard/build/swbd154/tps_hvfreescale/hv/embedded-hv-0.8-004.nfo/hv-0.8-004.nfo/src/vpic.c:467unexpected error in the hypervisorprogramPIN code 0x00414368 MSR 0x00001002 LR 0x00414368 ESR 0x02000000 EXC 6CTR 0x00409f60 CR 0x44004022 XER 0x20000000 CHER 0x12041000 PIR 2Old bug from previous level 1r00 0x00414368 r01 0x004688d0 r02 0x004a5c80 r03 0x00000000r04 0x7e15c8c6 r05 0x00000088 r06 0x00000001 r07 0x00000001r08 0x00465004 r09 0x00000003 r10 0x00474bdc r11 0x00000000r12 0x24004024 r13 0x00000000 r14 0x00000028 r15 0x40650f90r16 0x40650f58 r17 0x88893f48 r18 0x42d2f590 r19 0x40769a10r20 0x407699a0 r21 0x00000001 r22 0x88890040 r23 0x0045a094r24 0x00459330 r25 0x00468940 r26 0x004c3980 r27 0x00000000r28 0x7e2c8c58 r29 0x004c3a34 r30 0x0049cf0c r31 0x004c1a28cn 4688d0 4688f0 414368 4c3980 0Rollback: 0x004265cc 0x004249f8 0x00401de8BootROM transcription: 1.0.76Copyright (C) 2011 Brocade Communication.
Boot and restart failures may be caused by damagem file, damage to the file system, a working internal error of the Compact Flash shuttle, or an error in any of the components used to communicate with the CF player.
With the netinstall routine you can use shoes or tftp from a USB stick. After this download, you will have the actual command line “bash-2.04 #”. At this BASH prompt, you can run Badblocks on that particular Compact Flash player as a whole. Follow the blocks for the bath as follows.
bash-2.04 # badblocks -sv / dev / sda
If Badblocks crashes and no errors are found, you can completely restore the device by continuing Netinstall to the end.
If Badblocks generates error messages, such as when tracking a product, contact support for help and recommend this item. ESC
Click to select the moment Startup: 01) Start the system.2) Recover your password.3) Enter a command shell.Possibility?) We start the system.2) Recover your password.3) Enter a command shell.Possibility? 3The PROM download password is not set.=>=>=>=>=>=> USB reset USB 1(re) start1 …USB: register 10011 1USB connection EHCI 1.00Bus scan for devices … manufacturer u-bootProduct EHCI Host Controllerserial numberManufacturer STECUSB stec 2.0 productSerial number 86CB0C0011165
