> nikita pointed out that u-boot is csapable to boot kernels from > elsewhere, but iirc the only location used on the fr has been mtd3, at > least with the commonly used u-boot env.
No. I don't remember how exactly I configured bootloader after installing Debian - it was half-a-year-ago - but I did not do it manually, I followed some instructions from wiki. And resulted into u-boot configured to boot from ext2 on SD. > as said before, the u-boot env contains the information, what location > is used to boot the kernel from. Jens, please install uboot-envtools package, copy /usr/share/doc/uboob-envtools/openmoko_gta02.config to /etc/fw_env.config, run fw_printenv, and check bootcmd variable. It shood explain things. Nikita _______________________________________________ Smartphones-userland mailing list Smartphones-userland@linuxtogo.org http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/smartphones-userland
