Hi,I'm working on an embedded uClinux project. I am struggling to come up with
a clean way to upgrade the kernel in a system in the field. The goal is to
allow the users to easily upgrade the kernel using FTP or HTTP (from a PC)
without ever having the system vulnerable to a power outage. How can I do
this?Are there any other obvious upgrade schemes I could use?I've used
netflash, but that requires the kernel image to reside on a machine that has an
FTP or TFTP server (ie not stock PC).Thanks,Chris
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