Dear Karl,
In message <669754ad0903281214x77796b95x76062f1c428ec...@mail.gmail.com> you
wrote:
>
> I am simply using fdisk under Ubuntu 8.04 and a 2GB SD card, I create a
> primary partition of type 0x83. When I run dumpe2fs it shows an inode size
> of 256 bytes.
I confirm the problem. I finally
Dear DVM,
In message <22756563.p...@talk.nabble.com> you wrote:
>
> Further debugging reveals UBoot uses a fixed length for inodes (128 bye). The
> inodes on my 2GB SD card are 256 bytes There was a patch that fizzled out
> back in January looking at this
...
> This seems to improve matters for m
Dear DVM,
In message <22756563.p...@talk.nabble.com> you wrote:
>
> Further debugging reveals UBoot uses a fixed length for inodes (128 bye). The
> inodes on my 2GB SD card are 256 bytes There was a patch that fizzled out
> back in January looking at this
Do you have a file system image that sho
Further debugging reveals UBoot uses a fixed length for inodes (128 bye). The
inodes on my 2GB SD card are 256 bytes There was a patch that fizzled out
back in January looking at this
http://www.nabble.com/-U-BootPATCH--Fix-ext2-non-working-td21742132.html#a21742132
The superblock contains t
Hi
I am working on a port of 1.3.4 to the LPC313x and I am having some trouble
with the ext2fs. U-Boot reads blocks 0x00, 0x02, 0x08, 0x200. I modified the
code to dump the block data as it is read & verified that the data is
correct.
The ext2ls command returns nothing, I guess thats because bl
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