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svts got a reaction from znoxx in Armbian for OrangePi PC2, AllWinner H5
So the problem was solved!
sed -i -e '1imw.l 0x01C20020 0x80101810\' /boot/boot.cmd mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d /boot/boot.cmd /boot/boot.scr The reason of crashes was DRAM PLL value which seems too high for the boards I have.
Default DRAM_PLL value set by u-boot 2017.05+ is 624MHz. It seems not all board support this value.
I changed it to 600MHz by setting 0x01c20020 register to 0x1810 value (instead of 0x1910 set by u-boot) and there's no any crash anymore.
The script adds "mw.l 0x01C20020 0x80101810" line to boot.cmd and then compiles boot.scr.
After that u-boot will change DRAM_PLL value to a bit lower one to avoid crashes.
Thanks everybody who helped me to find a solution.
Special thanks to @znoxx for testing and logging :)
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svts got a reaction from guidol in Armbian for OrangePi PC2, AllWinner H5
So the problem was solved!
sed -i -e '1imw.l 0x01C20020 0x80101810\' /boot/boot.cmd mkimage -C none -A arm -T script -d /boot/boot.cmd /boot/boot.scr The reason of crashes was DRAM PLL value which seems too high for the boards I have.
Default DRAM_PLL value set by u-boot 2017.05+ is 624MHz. It seems not all board support this value.
I changed it to 600MHz by setting 0x01c20020 register to 0x1810 value (instead of 0x1910 set by u-boot) and there's no any crash anymore.
The script adds "mw.l 0x01C20020 0x80101810" line to boot.cmd and then compiles boot.scr.
After that u-boot will change DRAM_PLL value to a bit lower one to avoid crashes.
Thanks everybody who helped me to find a solution.
Special thanks to @znoxx for testing and logging :)