When storing u-boot environment variables on a NOR flash using multiple
sectors, the following error occurs when writing changes using
fw_setenv.
/etc # cat fw_env.config
/dev/mtd12 0x 0x2 0x1 2
/etc # fw_setenv test test
End of range reached, aborting
Error: can't write
Dear Mr. Denk,
> Stupid question: why do you define an environment size of 128 kB?
> I bet you use less than 10% of this, right?
Correct
> Are you aware that this has a lof of disadvantages, lile
> significantly slowing down your boot process?
I am now, but the first product is already released
Hi,
I am storing u-boot environment variables on a NOR flash using two
sectors. I encountered an error when writing changes using fw_setenv.
/etc # cat fw_env.config
# Configuration file for fw_(printenv/saveenv) utility.
# Up to two entries are valid, in this case the redundand
# environment
Hi,
When writing a JFFS2 image to NAND flash, any bad blocks in the BBT is
skipped. However, while scanning a JFFS2 partition, bad blocks are not
skipped. Is this intended or am I mis-configuring u-boot somehow?
I'm using the 2010.12 u-boot source code. The BBT table for my system
includ
Hi,
I'm using the 2010.12 u-boot source code. I use a JFFS2 partition on a
NAND flash to store the kernel image as well as an FGPA images for my
platform. I also mount this partition inside the kernel because I need
the ability to overwrite the contents during a field-upgrade of the
embedded
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