I think I've just got to the bottom of the reason why bootldr sometimes, 
unpredictably, got wedged before booting. The culprit was the code which 
resets the audio codec to stop it making so much noise. I was all ready 
to blame the udelay() function but it turns out there was some bogus 
code in there which had its register addresses and values mixed up. Mea 
culpa. It behaves properly now.

The modified bootldr/balloon.c is checked in to trunk.

Chris
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