Hey Will,
first of all, when nandwriting you kernel to mtd0, u
need to ensure you give it an offset so that it writes it at the
0x104000 location..by just doing nandwrite -p, its writing at the top
of mtd0
do nandwrite -p /dev/mtd0 -b 16384 uImage to do this correctly, 16384 =
0x4000
as for writing the kernel to nand, alas, the first time you have to do
NFS and then get nandwrite to do it..
there is no support at the u-boot level for NAND i think..
Jerry
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