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On Tue, Apr 07, 2009 at 02:41:17AM +0200, Peter Rasmussen wrote:
I would love to do some testing, and I have a 6GB micro-SD dedicated for it,
but I have no access to a debug board, so if I brick my Neo1973 I'm screwed
:-)
However, if you do have a debug board, and you live
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Peter
Rask Ingemann Lambertsen wrote:
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 11:30:01PM +0200, Peter Rasmussen wrote:
3. Enable using multiple kernels and rootfs systems using multi-GB SDHC
flash cards?
U-Boot probably needs a patch for the Neo1973 to fully work with such
cards, just like
This actually brings me to an issue that I have thought of for a while:
Is there, or could there be made a list for us people with only interest in the
GTA01?
For some reason I have lost what FSO milestone V is, and that kind of bothers
me when I now read this posting.
I would therefore like
Funny comment, as are too many of those from the OpenMoko camp :-(
My Neo1973 was from one of the first, if not the first batch sent out to
regular people and nobody was more excited about OpenMoko than I. Sean
probably doesn't remember it, but if he has saved his mails, he'll have
the mail
Anyone knows how this will work with the Neo 1973 (GTA01)?
I would like to just go ahead and see how it works, but as the release
notes have this warning:
*WARNING:* It is recommended that you back up your Neo prior to
installing any updates.
Do not attempt to install 2008.12 to the Neo
This sounds great, and I have some questions regarding it.
I have a GTA01bv4 and wonder if it will be working on that one as well?
Which leads me to what I am always worried about when updating uBoot:
How do I know it won't brick my Neo?
I only have the basic version with no debug card, and I
Having fetched some images from http://downloads.openmoko.org/daily/
during September and wondered where we are going, I'm now finally taking
the opportunity to ask.
What is the version of uboot, kernel and root image that gets the most
out of the GTA01 hardware?
With the images from above, I
I just tried this image set (kernel+rootfs) on a Neo1973 and got a panic
when attempting to boot into the SD card.
However, when booting into the NAND resident image it boots up all right.
Only u-boot and the kernel image should be the same for the two.
This is actually first time that I have
