eMMC support in u-boot

  • Do you plan to include support for the eMMC on armStoneA9r2 in u-boot?


    There is a post containing some information on how to do this with the efusA9 board:
    details of u-boot reading support for efusA9 emmc


    I need to use eMMC for temporary storage when upgrading the root file system using the u-boot update command. I use the SD card for this today, but I would like to get rid of that dependency.


    Kind regards,
    Hein Gustavsen
    Miros AS

  • At the moment this is not on top of our TODO list.
    For EMMC support in UBoot there are a few tasks to do.
    Here are some additional information why it's not done in a short time:
    eMMC not accessible


    I assume that your NAND is not big enough for some kind of recovery partition?


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  • Thank you for your reply. In my case, reading the eMMC would be sufficient since the writing is only done from Linux.


    With R2, the NAND is actually big enough for a recovery partition. I will investigate that.


    Kind regards,
    Hein Gustavsen
    Miros AS

  • I created this patch based on linux device tree values and this forum post:
    details of u-boot reading support for efusA9 emmc



    I can now read the eMMC, but I don't know the meaning of the ccgr6 value. Could you please explain?


    Kind regards,
    Hein Gustavsen
    Miros AS

  • This is the clock for the USDHC device. You have to enable the clock to the device or you can not use the device.


    We are currently also revising the SD initialization, so maybe I have a solution, too, very soon.


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