On Fri, 1 Nov 2013, Jacob Stockton wrote:
> Robert,
> I am not sure what that file that your referring to is, but this is the
> output of the cat
> command:
>
> ubuntu@arm:/boot/uboot$ cat /proc/cmdline
> console=ttyO0,115200n8 root=UUID=bdf02b76-8d35-4aa7-9cae-bae8e9805f03 ro
> rootfstype=ext4 rootwait
> fixrtc ip=
>
> Doesn't seem very informative, but maybe that's because I am not using it
> right?
what i meant was i've seen the situation where there is a uEnv.txt
file under either /boot or /boot/uboot which *misleads* people into
thinking that's the one that should be edited, leading to massive
confusion since that file is (in some cases) utterly worthless.
in some cases, there is another uEnv.txt file in the *FAT*
partition, and that's the one u-boot is actually reading. you need to
check your u-boot environment to verify which one u-boot is
consulting.
rday
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