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How the Raspberry Pi boots up

5 pointsby daw___over 11 years ago

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samwormover 11 years ago
&quot;The config.txt is loaded after the split is done so you cannot specify the splitting amounts in the config.txt. However, different .elf files having different splits exist in the SD Card.&quot;<p>This hasn&#x27;t been true for some time. In fact runtime dynamic RAM management has been available since Nov &#x27;12. See <a href="http://elinux.org/RPiconfig#CMA_-_Dynamic_Memory_Split" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;elinux.org&#x2F;RPiconfig#CMA_-_Dynamic_Memory_Split</a> for more details.
2bluescover 11 years ago
Just reading the sections about the GPU code makes me happy I&#x27;ve never had to touch that board, or any Broadcom chip for that matter.<p>If only people understood and appreciated how _bad_ proprietary system level software is and the terrible way people (read: Broadcom) architect it.
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