> Some hints:
> Create first partition as fat on usb stick, second
> partition as ext4. The
> first will be the boot partition and contain your uImage.
> usb start
> ext2load usb 0:1 0x640 /uImage
> setenv bootargs root=/dev/sda2 rootfstype=ext4
> run bootcmd
>
> Something like this...
>
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Am Wednesday 16 March 2011 13:45:53 schrieb Davide:
> > Yes, that's possible. AFAIK you just have to place the
> > second u-boot to the
> > NAND address where originally the kernel can be found. If
> > it fails to load
> > the second u-boot the first u-boot must be able to boot
> > from usb to reco
> > I look like it replaces the original uboot on mtd0, is
> that correct ?
>
> I'm not sure anymore. I would have to investigate the
> script again first.
>
> > While openwrt is using original uboot to start another
> version so that if
> > you screw up you still have the original one to get
>
Am Wednesday 16 March 2011 12:22:18 schrieb Davide:
> I look like it replaces the original uboot on mtd0, is that correct ?
I'm not sure anymore. I would have to investigate the script again first.
> While openwrt is using original uboot to start another version so that if
> you screw up you stil
> > > > 4) You mentioned just renaming kernel and
> initrd: is
> > >
> > > that part of what
> > >
> > > > needs to be done to boot from usb ?
> > >
> > > 4 depends on the boot loader you are using and if
> you use
> > > the pre-configured
> > > boot commands.
> >
> > I'm using this:
> > http://dow
