> Some hints:
> Create first partition as fat on usb stick, second
> partition as ext4. The
> first will be the boot partition and contain your uImage.
> usb start
> ext2load usb 0:1 0x6400000 /uImage
> setenv bootargs root=/dev/sda2 rootfstype=ext4
> run bootcmd
>
> Something like this...
>
Cool this gives me some nice hints (but maybe it should be fatload is the the
uImage is to be on a fat filesystem).
Never the less what you wrote is much more comprehensive then what uboothas to
say when I write "help ext2load".
Another thing: I don't like to have ordinary journaled filesystems on flash
devices (not talking about jffs* or other flash tuned filesystems). If I really
need that then I try at least to keep the journal on a non flash device. This
is a choice after a direct experience having burned out a 8Gb SDHC card after a
short time running ext3 system on it without the noatime option. I was luky
that transcend have lifetime guarantee and I got it changed with a brand new
one that I now use with ext2 and noatime option. I know that 8Gb SDHC are'nt
expensive now but at the time when I burned it they were the largest avalible.
Thanks
David
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