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--- freebsdavila [2011/10/23 06:44] – JohnMarkGurney
+++ freebsdavila [2020/12/11 00:30] (current) – JohnMarkGurney
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 ====== FreeBSD/arm for Gateworks Avila board ======
-This procedure has been tested on %%FreeBSD%% HEAD and RELENG_9 systems.
+<callout type="warning">
+**No longer supported**
+Support for these boards have been removed.  The last branch to support it is stable/11, but may need to go to previous stable branches for functional support.  stable/9 is known to work.
+</callout>
 ===== Building and Booting Diskless =====
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 <code>
-make TARGET=arm TARGET_ARCH=armeb TARGET_CPUTYPE=xscale buildworld
+make TARGET_ARCH=armeb TARGET_CPUTYPE=xscale buildworld
 </code>
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 ===== Boot kernel from CF =====
-Past this you can setup a %%FreeBSD%% installation on compact flash and use RedBoot to load a second level bootstrap from the onboard flash that loads %%FreeBSD%% from compact flash.  The running sytem then uses a file system written to compact flash.  Note that this two-stage boot process is necessary because RedBoot does not understand how to load a file from a Unix File System (UFS)--the standard filesystem used by %%FreeBSD%%.
+Past this you can setup a %%FreeBSD%% installation on compact flash and use %%RedBoot%% to load a second level bootstrap from the onboard flash that loads %%FreeBSD%% from compact flash.  The running sytem then uses a file system written to compact flash.  Note that this two-stage boot process is necessary because %%RedBoot%% does not understand how to load a file from a Unix File System (UFS)--the standard filesystem used by %%FreeBSD%%.
 ==== On the build machine: ====
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 </code>
-To set the default boot to happen from compact flash just change the RedBoot configuration to do the above steps automatically; e.g.
+To set the default boot to happen from compact flash just change the %%RedBoot%% configuration to do the above steps automatically; e.g.
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