Hi David,
> ok for the load and exec on redboot script, but the load given in
> example are from tftp, http or serial.
> as there is the vmlinux image in flash at 0x00218000, I can't
> understand this difference.
>
you can load the linux kernel by different ways: tftp, http, serial or
flash. It's not important how you load the kernel image, the important
thing is that you do it. Usually, the kernel has loaded from flash with
a command like "fis load vmlinux". However, if you want to update the
kernel image stored into the flash, you must load it from a remote
source via tftp, http or serial. When you have loaded it, you should
remove the old kernel with "fis delete vmlinux" and then store the new
kernel (already loaded in memory) with "fis create <arguments>".
Marco Pracucci
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