Hello, > TM (partition for store traffic monitor data) > UILANG (jffs2 partition to store web interface languages) So I'll add these to the "linux" partition. Do you also know what the "POT" partition is the top of the flash is?
> Only it seems that uboot, before boot the kernel, calculates one or two > checksum on 0x50000 partition and compare against those that are in the > partition placed after a pid zone, so the pid zone and checksum should be > added in the binary openwrt image, and rootfs_data should go after the pid > zone or after the 0x50000 partition at all, in the uilang partition zone for > example , > Is it true Pieter? There is some checking going on in the U-Boot when bootcmd is executed, this is not the default U-Boot behavior. I did not look into the details in the U-Boot source. Instead I use the "preboot" command to start the kernel. This usually prints the "Hit any key message", but now starts my kernel and skips the check :). Is your goal an OpenWRT firmware upgrade from inside the Netgear firmware? I don't know yet how the Netgear upgrade process works and if it is even possible to do something like this. Kind regards, _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
