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> In message <20031009110154.B17781@mvista.com> you wrote:
> >
> > Actually is YAMON code freely available? Can someone from
> MIPS confirm
> > that and perhaps point to the downloading place?
Broadcom has a "CFE" bootloader for their chip, and the documentation implies
that it was designed to be for general purpose use (e.g., arch/mips/board/...
directory hierarchy); it's covered by what I'd call a BSD style license (but
IANAL). I don't know if it is publically available, and its current state of
support is largely tailored to the peripherals on their eval boards, but (from
my limited experience) it looks like a reasonable and pretty-well written
bootloader. Typical size is 400K, but this could be decreased (or increased :-)
).
sf
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