Hi Scott,
Dirk and Ivan,
Being a newbie to linux and u-boot, and having discovered, actually
been directed to this list, belatedly, I am sure I have not done things
in the most efficient method.
I started with u-boot-1.1.3. After a lot of thrashing, I am now able to
write the UBL and
Hi Scott
Is there any other way to write this fs from within the kernel without
access to nandwrite? Any other formatting I need to do on the nand?
You have to erase nand and write the so-called cleanmarkers in block
spare areas.
Under Linux, flash_eraseall -j will do the job.
Under
Thanks!
NP :)
And one thing I missed:
You can write your image with u-boot's nand write, as long as you have
nand erase clean-ed the desired area in NAND. And of course your ECC
implementations in u-boot and kernel are compatible.
If you use u-boot for flashing, you will not need
Dirk and Ivan,
Being a newbie to linux and u-boot, and having discovered, actually
been directed to this list, belatedly, I am sure I have not done things
in the most efficient method.
I started with u-boot-1.1.3. After a lot of thrashing, I am now able to
write the UBL and U-boot to nand flash
Dirk Behme wrote:
Jörg Reiling wrote:
I found some time to test the patches on a DVEVM-system...sorry to
say, but
no success. NAND driver complains about ECC when trying to load the
kernel.
Alternatively, you can try Ksi's patch set:
On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 10:59 +0200, Jörg Reiling wrote:
- compiled u-boot1.2.0 (included Dirks/Ivan patches) WITHOUT NAND_ECC_HW and
flashed it with dvflasher
- build kernel (latest download version form TI update side, no stuff from
mvzone) with MTD-support; CONFIG_NAND_FLASH_HW_ECC is
Hi Itlay,
good to know that it works, so I will deeper investigate.
One question...how do you compiled u-boot? With Soft- or HW-ECC?
Thx
Jörg
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Gesendet: Freitag, 3. August 2007 14:28
An: Jörg
