Rainer Dorsch wrote:
The blog entry from Russell implies that bootz is supported and works
(but he uses no ramdisk in his example):
https://plus.google.com/103895730806848715870/posts/dDFGdPL2oEn
Rainer
This may sound like a silly question but where does u-boot on the
cubox-i come from? is it loaded from a flash chip on the board? (like on
the nitrogen6x) is it loaded from the SD card boot sector? (like on the
wandboard quad) is it loaded by some other method?
In other words are we dealing with a case where a debian image for the
board will be supplying it's own u-boot? (in which case I think we could
reasonablly insist that people who want to use flash-kernel on the board
use a bootz capable u-boot) or are we dealing with a case where people
will be using a u-boot supplied by the board vendor? (in which case one
would need to find out if their standard u-boot supported bootz).
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