On 12/21/09 23:19, Somebody in the thread at some point said:
Hi Robert -
Thanks for your reply.
mode, so you can re-flash as often as you like. However, our use cases
are probably different than yours (deeply embedded systems, which often
don't even have removable stuff like SD or USB
Hi Andy,
[is this the right set of lists to discuss these issues? It's not
directly CELF related, but I don't know a better place for general
project independend bootloader discussions]
On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 08:22:27AM +, Andy Green wrote:
DFU is a special update mechanism which I believe
On 12/22/09 11:12, Somebody in the thread at some point said:
Hi Robert -
(Personally I used Fedora ARM port and RPM, but any distro and
packagesystem like Debian workable on ARM would be fine).
Until now, we are using the build it yourself approach with ptxdist,
basically because of these
Rob Landley wrote:
However, if that's your minimum then you can't use the bootloader to
re-flash the device, which is kind of handy. (It gives you an
un-bricking fallback short of pulling out a jtag.) But doing that
requires things like a network driver, TCP/IP stack, tftp
implementation,
