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Sunchip RK3288 Board (AD-B02-V1.1) #61
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@msmsubair you can change in uart address in defconfig, |
not sure whether issue raised in github are notified to rockchip, couldn't see any response for the issue so far |
are you talking about u-boot/arch/arm/dts/rk3288-u-boot.dtsi ? idid try that };
}; &uart2 { |
also in defconfig CONFIG_DEBUG_UART_BASE |
CONFIG_DEBUG_UART_BASE=0xff690000 |
CONFIG_DEBUG_UART_BASE=0xff690000 to change to desired UART , correct, thank you |
i tried this and now at least i can see some characters in the console with 115200, see below, Terminal ready |
Could be clock or pinmux setting.
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miqi.dts /dts-v1/; / {
};&pinctrl { &uart1 { RK3288-dtsi uart0: serial@ff180000 {
uart0 {
RK3288-uboot-dtsi / {
}; &uart1 { |
basically all board dtsi file have same config for uart 0-4. |
rts and cts should be disable. I could see that you did it for uart1. |
I'm bit busy on another work so cannot look into deep atm |
i was able to configure the UART 4, infact the pin was wrong in uboot, corrected it and now it is booting. wrong one uart4 { correct one uart4 { |
now the next issue board shows starting kernel .............. |
can anybody help to make the UART working on this board. the board has UART1, 3 and 4. it doesn't have UART2 which is Rockchip standard. is there any changes required in the uboot to get this UART working ? No Support got from Sunchip folks.
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