Am 23.08.2010 um 17:32 schrieb Peter Van Akelyen:
> From the CnMbook site, flashing a kernel is Fn+Shift+F1, not Fn+Shift+Ctrl.
> http://194.150.201.35/cnmlifestyle/cnmbook/CnMNB7BEfirmware.htm
>
> Strange. I've always booted from SD with a 2.6-kernel with Fn+Shift+Ctrl
> without any problems.
On the Letux 400, it appears to be sufficient to press just 2 keys:
Fn + Left Shift.
Can you check if it works on your model as well?
And, can you try to extract the 2.4 kernel binary from /dev/mtd1
I could try to extract it from the recovery file but that appears to
be much more complicated that copying the binary from a
working device. I would then check if I can copy it to the NAND.
If that works, I would suggest that we could change the description
of the boot procedure to just use these two keys and NEVER
press Ctrl together (it is so easy to do with one finger)...
Things will change if we have our own lenny based minifs/recovery
tool.
BR,
Nikolaus
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