Dear "David Andrey",
In message <1otddq-0001ly...@wolf.netmodule.com> you wrote:
>
> >If you have a network connection an can download the images through
> >TFTP, then why do you need the "Images Partition" at all? You
> >coulinstall the downloaded images directly.
>
> For restore purposes.
As
Dear Wolfgang,
>>
>> he NAND is formatted as follow:
>> * U-Boot Partition
>> * Images Partition (YAFFS2) (Kernel, RootFS as tgz, FPGA / DSP
>> Firmwares).
>> * Linux RootFS (YAFFS2)
>
>> To update "Linux", the way we imagine is this one:
>> 1. write a new kernel and rootFS in the "Images" parti
Dear "David Andrey",
Please do not top post / full qoute. Read
http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
In message <1ot8ed-000558...@wolf.netmodule.com> you wrote:
>
> he NAND is formatted as follow:
> * U-Boot Partition
> * Images Partition (YAFFS2) (Kernel, RootFS as tgz, FPGA / DSP
>
-Original Message-
From: Wolfgang Denk [mailto:w...@denx.de]
Sent: Samstag, 26. Juni 2010 00:02
To: David Andrey
Cc: u-boot@lists.denx.de
Subject: Re: [U-Boot] Updating YAFFS2 RootFS
Dear "David Andrey",
In message <1os8pe-df...@wolf.netmodule.com> you wrote:
>
Dear "David Andrey",
In message <1os8pe-df...@wolf.netmodule.com> you wrote:
>
> I'm looking to update the linux yaffs2 rootfs from U-Boot (2009-06). The
> whole update will be:
Are you positively sure you have to do this in U-Boot? Keep in mind
that U-Boot is a boot loader, so don't throw t
Hi,
I'm looking to update the linux yaffs2 rootfs from U-Boot (2009-06). The
whole update will be:
* Take the rootfs.tgz from the yaffs2 "image" partition (ok,
with yrdm / ywrm) for update or restore purposes.
* Unpack it (maybe gunzip)
* Update the Linux YAFFS2 RootF
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