RE: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash on HDEVM

2008-05-22 Thread Schoenemann, Nikolaus
Rajesh, Tftpboot the kernel image to target memory. Should work by just typing 'tftp 0x8600' on u-boot command line (assuming you set the bootfile, serverip and ipaddr (ststic) variable). Or, if you using dhcp, just type 'dhcp'. Then write the kernel image from external memory to nand as

RE: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash on HDEVM

2008-05-22 Thread Maupin, Chase
t; Subject: RE: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash > on HDEVM > > Rajesh, > > Tftpboot the kernel image to target memory. Should work by just typing > 'tftp 0x8600' on u-boot command line (assuming you set the bootfile, > serverip an

RE: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash on HDEVM

2008-05-22 Thread rajesh
PM To: Schoenemann, Nikolaus; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; davinci-linux-open-source@linux.davincidsp.com Subject: RE: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash on HDEVM Rajesh, Another wiki page you can use which has been updated for the latest DM6446 information is http

Re: Mounting kernel image and jffs2 file system into NAND flash on HDEVM

2008-05-22 Thread John Wu
You can use nand write command in u-boot write the image to nand flash. For the jffs2 filesystem you must make your file system as a jffs2 image then use nand write.jffs2 to write jffs2 image. On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 16:48 +0530, rajesh wrote: > Hi > I am trying to boot the DVEVM(TMS320DM6446) from