.. _ConfiguringTheBootloader-57: Configuring the Bootloader ========================== Change the Device Tree ---------------------- By default, U-boot loads a device tree binary (dtb) file named *oftree* during boot. The *oftree* file is a copy of *am5728-phytec-pcm-948-40300111I.dtb*. This portion of the guide will instruct how to change U-boot to load different device trees. * Power on the board and press any key to stop autoboot when prompted by the bootloader. .. note:: ``help`` is a useful tool in U-Boot to show available commands and usage. * Use the following command to verify that all of the environment variables are set as intended: .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-Boot) printenv * Use the following command to list the available file's within the root filesystem's /boot directory: .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-Boot) ls mmc 0:2 boot .. code-block:: none :caption: Example Output => ls mmc 0:2 boot 4096 . 4096 .. 214503 am5728-phytec-pcm-948-40300111I.dtb 214503 am5728-phytec-pcm-948-50500111I.dtb 214503 am5729-phytec-pcm-948-10306111I.dtb 208683 am5749-phytec-pcm-948-32302111I.dtb 1538 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-gpio-fan.dtbo 3409 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-lcd-017.dtbo 3924 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-lcd-018.dtbo 3755 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-vm-009.dtbo 3235 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-vm-011.dtbo 3615 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-vm-016.dtbo 3454 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-wlan-wilink8.dtbo 370 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-x28-spidev.dtbo 205388 am57xx-phytec-pcm-948.dtb 205388 oftree 15 zImage 5366272 zImage-5.10.168 * We can check which file is the active device tree like so: .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-Boot) printenv fdtfile * Change the default device tree. .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-Boot) setenv fdtfile saveenv boot U-boot will now load the dtb file named '' automatically during subsequent boots (just replace it with the appropriate file name when you run the command). Working with Overlays --------------------- The PHYTEC BSP also comes with some device tree overlays to help evaluate certain interfaces and accessory hardware. The table :ref:`Linux Device Tree Summary ` in the Release Notes shows an overview of all available overlays. Enable an Overlay ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * U-boot has an extra environment variable called "overlays" to apply device tree overlay files. We can enable device tree overlays with it like so: .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-boot) setenv overlays am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-vm-016.dtbo saveenv boot * Moreover, it's possible to enable multiple overlays by separating them with a space. .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-boot) setenv overlays am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-vm-016.dtbo am57xx-phytec-pcm-948-x28-spidev.dtbo saveenv boot The *saveenv* command stores the boot environment to non-volatile memory. If you would like temporarily adjust the boot environment, you can omit the ``saveenv`` command and the boot environment will go back to the previously saved settings on the next boot. Reset the U-Boot Environment to Default Settings ------------------------------------------------ * In order to revert the U-Boot environment back to its original settings, run the following: .. code-block:: none :caption: Target (U-Boot) env default -f -a saveenv boot