Re: [ts-7000] Re: problems installing fastboot

[Bas Schulte <>]

On 10-jan-2007, at 0:08, Michael Schmidt wrote:

You can either specify them as a compilation option when compiling your kernel for partition 1.  If you are booting a second kernel you use the -c option to "bootload".

The manual mentions bootload is called in linuxrc-mtdroot:

By default, the "linuxrc-mtdroot" sample startup script will look

for a file in the YAFFS2 NAND flash filesystem named "/vmlinux.bin"

and attempt to load and boot it.  You can modify the kernel command

line parameters or image file by changing the respective line in

the startup script.

However, my linuxrc-mtdroot doesn't contain the call to bootload. I don't even think there's a bootload binary when in ts-boot?

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