Re: where is eboot's ethernet download buffer?

oh but i am using my own controller driver, and the big data buffer I am
talking about is my ethernet device's data.
I guess it has something to do with eboot's tftp layer, where do eboot place
it's downloaded data?

"Yannick Chamming's [eMVP]" <ychammings_nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> You should look at the ethdbg library for the controller you are using :
> it is probably using buffers through a define that is compliant with the
> declaration in boot.bib
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>> hello,
>> this is ce 5.0, mainstoneii's eboot.bib
>> i was placing my big data buffer in 80060000, which is GAP, reserved for
>> future.
>> and I found out that someone is using this space during image download.
>> and it happen in the exact same time(well % of the download it is) if I
>> move my data futher, then the download can go futher.
>>
>> seems it is the eboot downloading buffer.
>> now I move my data to 83F00000 and everything works fine. but it is not a
>> GOOD way to avoid problem, right? so can anyone tell me how to config the
>> eboot download buffer?
>>
>> ; 8000.0000 -+
>> ; | Bootloader Stack (64KB)
>> ; 8001.0000 -+
>> ; | Bootloader RAM (64KB)
>> ; 8002.0000 -+
>> ; | Bootloader Code (256KB)
>> ; 8006.0000 -+
>> ; | GAP (reserved for future)
>> ; 800F.F000 -+
>> ; | ARGS (4KB)
>> ; 8010.0000 -+
>> ; |
>> ; | OS (NK) Code (48MB)
>> ; |
>> ; 8310.0000 -+ **auto-size**
>> ; |
>> ; | OS (NK) RAM (15MB)
>> ; |
>> ; 8400.0000 -+
>> ;
>> ;******************************************************************************
>>
>> MEMORY
>>
>> ; Name Start Size Type
>> ; ------- -------- -------- ----
>> STACK 80000000 00010000 RESERVED
>> RAM 80010000 00010000 RAM
>> EBOOT 80020000 00040000 RAMIMAGE
>> RSVD 80060000 0009F000 RESERVED
>> ARGS 80FF0000 00001000 RESERVED
>>
>>
>> CONFIG
>>
>> AUTOSIZE=OFF
>> COMPRESSION=OFF
>> PROFILE=OFF
>> KERNELFIXUPS=ON
>>
>> ROMSTART=80020000
>> ROMWIDTH=32
>> ROMSIZE=00040000
>>
>> ; The bootloader is fixed up to run from RAM, but is stored in flash.
>> ROMOFFSET
>> ; adjusts the .bin file record headers to that they lie in flash (this
>> tells the
>> ; bootloader already on the device to store the image in flash).
>> ROMOFFSET=3C9E0000
>>
>> MODULES
>>
>> ; Name Path
>> Memory Type
>>
>> - ---------------------------------------------- -----------
>> nk.exe $(_TARGETPLATROOT)\target\$(_TGTCPU)\$(WINCEDEBUG)\eboot.exe
>> EBOOT
>>
>>
>>
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>


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