In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>
> By mistake today i entered "cp.b ox800000 0x2c000000 0x1a6c0" at the
> prompt
> Kindly look at this error ------------>| "ox800000" and not "0x800000"
> as it shld be
>
> #> cp.b ox800000 0x2c000000 0x1a6c0
> Copy to Flash... done
>
> and now flash is gone corrupted.
...but you still can fix the problem by repeating the correct copy
command.
> Isnt it the copy commands responsibility to check for incorrect or
> invalid command arguments.
Define "responsibility". This is a boot loader, and we often
sacrifice sphisticated error checking for minimal memory footprint.
It's like driving in a potentially fast car without safety seatbelts
nor airbags...
Take care.
Wolfgang Denk
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