Lancer Evo wrote:
2007/3/12, John Williams <jwilliams@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
This error message is generated usually if the base address of your system memory is not some reasonable-sized power of 2. You are more likely to get this error when you enable large allocs. The solution is to rebase your system memory at a nice power of 2, like 0x20000000 I hope this helps,Uhm, ok, in fact my base address is 0x20100000, but can I change this without problem? Can I change it from edk or from uClinux source?
Change it in EDK, rebuild your hardware project then run the petalinux-copy-autoconfig script to update your kernel. Rebuild the kernel, and off you go.
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