U-Boot for Raspberry Pi

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Gerard

U-Boot for Raspberry Pi is now working. This is a “fairly stable, flexible u-boot distribution suitable to be used as an environment for OS bring-up”.

So, current state of affairs is:

  • USB support
  • SD card support (FAT filesystem)
  • Support for built-in USB ethernet
  • Autoimport environment from uEnv.txt
  • Autorun of boot script (boot.scr)

Next stage is to get FreeBSD working on Raspberry Pi.


Related posts:

  1. Miscelaneous FreeBSD news updates (KDE, PC-BSD, Raspberry Pi, FBSD Foundation, OSI)
  2. Putting Beastie back in the boot menu (howto)
  3. Building bootable FreeBSD/i386 images
  4. Considering FreeBSD Jails
  5. Clang/LLVM support on FreeBSD


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Gerard is a keen user of open source operating systems and software. On this blog he shares FreeBSD news and links that he comes across.
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