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I have Milk-V Duo 64MB, in Linux I see only ~22MB (free and even less).
I find posts like this and this, , but that's all for buildroot (i am using yocto).
How can I use your layer to increase the memory for the Linux kernel to the maximum (well, or somehow divide it differently, in one project I use the RTOS kernel, in another only the camera, and in others I do not use either the RTOS or the camera, but only the network interface, I need all the memory).
I hope I expressed my thoughts correctly, thanks in advance!
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@Markus250 I think there is an external logic in the BR sdk to generate some header file (cvi_board_memmap.h) and conf file (cvi_board_memmap.conf) and linker script (cvi_board_memmap.ld) via a python script memmap.py, I think this step s completely missing here in yocto setup. So it needs to be done for yocto. Perhaps they can be directly patched into u-boot/kernel/freestos builds, look into the logic in memmap.py perhaps as a starting point
I have Milk-V Duo 64MB, in Linux I see only ~22MB (free and even less).
I find posts like this and this, , but that's all for buildroot (i am using yocto).
How can I use your layer to increase the memory for the Linux kernel to the maximum (well, or somehow divide it differently, in one project I use the RTOS kernel, in another only the camera, and in others I do not use either the RTOS or the camera, but only the network interface, I need all the memory).
I hope I expressed my thoughts correctly, thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: