Hello, everyone!
I find a strange problem when I use the u-boot command. I list the command I
used in the u-boot command line as follows.
nand erase
nand read 0x200 0x0 0x800
md 0x200
I should see 2K bytes of "0xFF" because I have erase the whole nand flash
device. Actually, I find a
Hello, I am a newbie in the world of u-boot. There are three questions when I
am using the u-boot. Can someone help me?
1. Before the u-boot enter the command line, some error like "Error:
environment overflow " happens. The space in the ram used to save the
environment variables are 0x2000
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