Hello Andreas,
Thanks for the reply!
> Dear Chuck Wical,
>
> On 09/03/2013 10:53 PM, Chuck Wical wrote:
> > First I am fairly new to U-Boot but over the last 2 weeks I have been
> > going through the README files and anything else I can find that would
> > help resolve the issue I have. Here is
Dear Chuck Wical,
On 09/03/2013 10:53 PM, Chuck Wical wrote:
> First I am fairly new to U-Boot but over the last 2 weeks I have been going
> through the README files and anything else I can find that would help
> resolve the issue I have. Here is a recap:
>
> Currently the project I am working o
Wolfgang,
> please always keep the mailing list on Cc:
My apologies but in my line of work I have to be careful about reply all so
there are times I hit reply automatically.
> And please don't top post / full quote. Thanks.
Again, my apologies since I keep all emails in thread form here at work
Dear Chuck,
please always keep the mailing list on Cc:
And please don't top post / full quote. Thanks.
In message <005001cea968$9eaa58e0$dbff0aa0$@amanomcgann.com> you wrote:
>
> Thank you for the reply! Yes the same loadaddr is used for both tftp
> and fatload as follows: loadaddr=0x210
Dear Chuck Wical
> usb start
>
> fatload usb 0 $(loadaddr) rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot where loadaddr is the same
> address used by tftp.
>
Your load address 0 is wrong. On AT91 systems addresses greater than
0x2010 should be used (RAM location).
Regards
jens
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Dear Chuck,
In message <002b01cea8e7$b14fc5b0$13ef5110$@amanomcgann.com> you wrote:
>
> I found if I used tftp these files transferred correctly and the board would
> boot with the new files. I thought the solution was found and I could
> simply setup the same files using USB through environment
First I am fairly new to U-Boot but over the last 2 weeks I have been going
through the README files and anything else I can find that would help
resolve the issue I have. Here is a recap:
Currently the project I am working on was setup with U-Boot 2009-11-01 and
works just fine with one excep
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