Hi, I had the same problem. I was running 2.4. Try a network flash (Flashing through LAN):
1.) go to the devboard-R2_01 dir and become SU. # . init_env # boot_linux f i <image_filename> (<image_filename> is usualy fimage) 2.) If the message: >Using internal boot loader: INTERNAL_NW Network boot (default). >Starting boot >We're doing a flash write, this may take up to a few minutes appears, switch off the board, set the ethernet boot jumper on the fox board (I think it's J20), switch the board on again 3.) After the message > >0x803a0000: Writing 0x00010000 bytes >0x80000000: Verifying OK >JUMP >0x00000000 >END >Exiting with code 0 the image has been written. The IP has been set to default. You will have to change it For more infos see http://www.acmesystems.it/?id=703 Greetings, Hudi --- In [email protected], "joepie_69" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm trying to upgrade my foxboard but it always fails with the output > as shown below. I'm running a 2.6 kernel with glibc. > Anybody an idea? > > Preparing system for upgrade ... > Starting run level 4 (stop most daemons) ... > Waiting for run level 4 to start ... > Run level 4 started. > Waiting for run level 4 to finish ... > ... waiting ... > ... waiting ... > Run level 4 finished. > Stopping some remaining processes. > sending TERM signal ... > Most processes stopped. > The file system will be upgraded after reboot. > Unmounting file system /var ... > umount /var failed with exit status: 1 > Unmounting file system /mnt/flash ... > umount /mnt/flash failed with exit status: 139 > Error: script failed. > The system upgrade failed. > The unit will now reboot. > To continue, please connect to the unit again. > There may be a short delay before the new connection is accepted. > This connection will now close. >
