hi,
I have been out for nearly a month. Thanks for your help.
> A) Check your bootargs in u-boot (printenv bootargs) and set
root=/dev/mmblockdevicewithpartitionnumber
I tried that but it told me there are no such partitions. A list of
partition is followed and there are only NAND partitions in it.
> B) Generate an initramfs which tries to mount root from
root=/dev/mmblockdevicewithpartitionnumber (sd card drivers are loaded
by initramfs image, as you can see in your factory default log)
Could you tell me how to generate a initramfs image? What is it? I have
no knowledge on it. So I hope you can give me some more detailed
information.
Regards,
Bear
On 100/6/9 上午 04:45, Marcus Osdoba wrote:
Am 05.06.2011 08:35, schrieb Bear:
Is there anyone who can tell me how to mount a root filesystem in SD
card? Have I patch my kernel to enable this? Thanks.
Hi, I never tried that, but basically I see two ways:
A) Check your bootargs in u-boot (printenv bootargs) and set
root=/dev/mmblockdevicewithpartitionnumber
B) Generate an initramfs which tries to mount root from
root=/dev/mmblockdevicewithpartitionnumber (sd card drivers are loaded
by initramfs image, as you can see in your factory default log)
Regards,
Marcus
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