Dear Tom Evans,
In message <49adb5e7.8060...@ceos.com.au> you wrote:
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> > in u-boot you have better system that involve watchdog and bootcount
>
> It is only currently supported on the PPC8260, requires spare words in a
This is not correct. It is at least supported on 8xx, 8260 and 5200,
and e
Jean-Christophe PLAGNIOL-VILLARD wrote:
> On 17:40 Tue 03 Mar , Tom Evans wrote:
>> I'm implementing a rather complex boot that involves flags
>> and counters in EEPROM.
>
> in which case do you need this?
>
> update?
Yes, it is when updating the Linux Kernel and Sysroot images.
These are
On 17:40 Tue 03 Mar , Tom Evans wrote:
> I'm implementing a rather complex boot that involves flags and counters
> in EEPROM.
in which case do you need this?
update?
in u-boot you have better system that involve watchdog and bootcount
I do not known which cpu or soc you use but you can imp
I'm implementing a rather complex boot that involves flags and counters
in EEPROM.
This is to detect multiple boot failures and to then revert to a
previous Linux kernel and sysroot.
The Hush shell and applications almost support this by using scripts
(even autoscripting), but not quite.
"ee
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