Hey,
U-boot doesn't have native support/driver support for NAND flash, so
thats why you can't copy the kernel onto NAND flash (at least thats why i
think is the case)
if you want to copy the kernel to NAND, start up the kernel with NAND driver
support (you can enable it).
Using nand_write, nand_erase, and nand_eraseall (comes with filesystem) to
write to flash
you can create partitions in drivers/mtd/nand/nand_davinci.c
thats how i usually copy th kernel + jffs2 filesystem onto nand
Jerry
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