Is there any way to rename or delete a file from a FAT formatted SD card?
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W. David Kesselring
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(My apologies for the last message. I tried to send it from my phone.)
I should have been more specific. On first boot, I boot the os then rename a
uboot script so that it will run on reboot. Once the script runs now I need
to either delete or rename the script so that it does not rerun on the next
Hello,
I am trying to add some code to U-Boot that will read a NAND location
to determine how to setup some environment variables. I am using a
LogicPD SOM board with an OMAP3503 (very similar to Zoom). I have
found the code that handles the user nand commands and am trying to
use ‘nand_read_skip_b
do a couple of setenv.
Nand is working fine. I can execute the nand commands from the command
line without problems.
If you have any insights please let me know.
David
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Scott Wood wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 08:29:45 -0500
> D Kesselring wrote:
>
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After some experimenting the only issue that I have now is trying to
do an itest on a non-aligned byte. I get an alignment exception if I
test a non-word aligned bype. Is there a way to do a bitwise AND so
that I can read a word and mask out the byte that I am interested in?
Also does the shell sup
> Is there any reason for not using itest.b directly?
If I do a test on a non-word aligned location the processor gets an exception.
Also does the shell support adding values like "itest *(${base} +
${offset}) == 0x01"?
Or any other integer addition or subtraction so that a loop can walk an array?
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