On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 18:58 -0700, pat wrote:
> I can't seem to make a jffs2 image that u-Boot or the kernel can read. I
Ok, I got further. I turned on the generic platform nand device driver
and I made another jffs2 image but this time with 512 byte page size. I
think I understand
I can't seem to make a jffs2 image that u-Boot or the kernel can read. I
know the nand read/write works because I've written kernels and ramdisks
to nand (at many different locations) and they always read back and boot
flawlessly. The JFFS2 image, on the other hand, makes u-boot take about
12 minut
I gave it one more shot using manually added Openmoko patches (just a
few) and using the qt2410.h in configs. I had to adjust a few things
then hunt down errors from missing or depricated config_cmd but now its
running!
Its too bad the openmoko patches weren't snapshotted against a release
version
I just don't know enough about how u-boot and C work to get u-boot 1.3.x
working on my s3c2410 board. I managed to get 1.2.0 going with the nand
commands added (not mtdpart though) which should be enough to get linux
booted (though I'm not entirely sure the nand commands are actually
working - expe
I managed to get version 1.2.0 to work with my SMDK2410(ish) board and
NAND flash (at least I think it works, I wrote a kernel to NAND, read it
back, and booted). Considering I had barely any idea what I was doing,
it was an impressive feat 8)
Now I'm wanting to take a crack at getting the smdk241
