Hi, after reading through the archives I am still a bit confused about a few issues. It is my intention to get Linux to run on the EBSA in host mode on a back plain without a hard drive. Thus, - is a bootloader necessary when the flash is programmed directly with the kernel image (= objdump'ed elf; what about compressed kernels) ? Or are there any hardware initialization steps necessary before the kernel can boot (what are they ?) - Can Russell's bootloader be used to boot a kernel from flash (or only via TFTP) ? - What should happen after the kernel booted ? Am I right in the assumption that the only way to execute init etc. is via an NFS mounted root partition (or has anyone made it work disklessly) ? Answers on the above questions will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Chris unsubscribe: body of `unsubscribe linux-arm' to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
