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[jlucius]

Oh sorry adding the lime2 was my commit, although I tried it it seems a little error slipped into the config.

The U-Boot name for the lime2 is not A20-OLinuXino-Lime2 but A20-OLinuXino_Lime2 (where the name for the A-20-Lime is A20-OLinuXino-Lime - all the different dashes ...)

There is also a little problem with the kernel config for the lime2 I have fixed, I will do a new push request with my patches.

[shan-x]

Thanks for your answer, I'll wait for the patches.

Btw, I don't know if it's linked, but it seems that the ethernet card isn't supported (no way to bring eth0 up). But I don't know to what it's due.

[jlucius]

I just did a pull request, you can wait for them to be integrated or manually integrated them (just need to change two files).

Yes the ethernet issue was the other issue I was talking about. I still had the emac (ethernet 10/100) driver enabled, when i did some tests with the lime2 I saw that it needed the gmac( gigabit ethernet) driver. This has also been fixed in my pull request.

See
https://github.com/linux-sunxi/meta-sunxi/pull/89/files

[shan-x]

Your patch has corrected the problems, thanks a lot.
Other problem, maybe related (again) : the nand memory doesn(t work. When booting with a Debian, I can see /dev/nand1 and /dev/nand2. None of them appear with the image generated. Is it a problem with the BSP ?

[jlucius]

The NAND driver is not enabled in the kernel. You just need to add the following two lines to your defconfig (/recipes-kernel/linux/linux/olinuxino-a20lime2/defconfig)

CONFIG_SUNXI_NAND=y
CONFIG_SUNXI_NAND_COMPAT_DEV=y

I can enable them in a later commit.

[shan-x]

It's me, again.
It seems that the network doesn't work with u-boot (no dhcp request sent to the server, even with the dhcp command). Is it related ?