2011/12/2 Wolfgang Denk :
>> > => setenv bootdelaykey '
>> > '
>> >
>> > That should do the trick.
>>
>> I tried, but when I press ENTER key after the first ', U-Boot shows me
>> a new prompt and delete the variable.
>
> Which exact U-Boot version is this?
A patched 1.2.0.
> Are you using the hu
2011/12/1 Wolfgang Denk
> > I'd like to use the ENTER key to stop autoboot through the variables
> > "bootdelaykey" and "bootstopkey". How could I do this?
>
> Try simply doint what you intent to do:
>
> => setenv bootdelaykey '
> '
>
> That should do the trick.
I tried, but when I press ENTER k
I'd like to use the ENTER key to stop autoboot through the variables
"bootdelaykey" and "bootstopkey". How could I do this?
The problem is to type escape characters ('\r') on the prompt line. I
tried with several possibilities, but nothing worked.
Any suggestions?
_
an use Linux running on the source board to save the root
filesystem, but I'd like to use only U-Boot running on the new board
to copy the filesystem.
Regards,
Giuseppe Modugno
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On 30 Dec 2008 at 22:42, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> It is difficult to make recommendations when you're providing
> inconsistent input. In your previous message you wrote:
>
> >> I have a board running U-Boot/Linux. U-Boot program, two U-Boot
> >> environments, Linux kernel and root filesystem for Lin
on board).
>
> You can unprotect, erase, and cp.b to the flash sector(s), once you
> have the binary image of the environment. You can extract such image
> from /dev/mtd in the running board and then use tftp (as you
> suggested) on the ne
On 30 Dec 2008 at 11:52, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> Assuming both boards have the same configuration (or, more precisely,
> at least the same size of environment and environment sectors),
Yes, they are the same.
> then
> you can just read the sector(s) containing the environment from their
> corre
On 30 Dec 2008 at 11:52, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
> Assuming both boards have the same configuration (or, more
precisely,
> at least the same size of environment and environment sectors),
Yes, they are the same.
> then
> you can just read the sector(s) containing the environment from their
> corre
I'm sorry if my question was already asked, but I didn't find an
answer in the manual/FAQs/mailing list archive.
I have a board running U-Boot/Linux. U-Boot program, two U-Boot
environments, Linux kernel and root filesystem for Linux are stored
in a NOR Flash.
I finished my developing process
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