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Altera_Forum
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15 years agohi,
it is described in this document (http://nioswiki.com/@api/deki/files/342/=opensource_linux_niosii_user_guide_-_fixed_toc.doc) that 8MB SDRAM can run nios2-mmu, but in fact I have failed to do this on DE0 board by running Linux directly on SDRAM with 'linux.initramfs.gz' or 'zImage.initramfs.gz'. But there is still a way out: one of the advantages of MMU is that the system(or app) can run on RAM even it is not enough. The system can use virtual address to deal with this problem. So, what I want to say is you can try to boot Linux from other devices such as CF Card(True IDE mode) or SD Card. Maybe this method can solve the problem. When I finish my work on hand, I will try. Regards, --Smarter.UJS