> Oh, I should probably also mention that I *can* boot using this same
> CF card ... just not using the new kernel I compiled ... instead just
> using the factory default kernel loaded into RedBoot.
>
> So it's not a corrupt card / incorrect filesystem issue as far as I
> can see.
Yeah, it sounds like you have a valid CF card then.
So back to redboot ...
>>> But when I try to load it from the CF card using the following
>>> commands (copied from a previous thread which suggests it should
>>> work) I get an error:
>>>
>>> load -r -b 0x00218000 -m disk hda1:/vmlinux
>>>
>>> Can't load 'hda1:/vmlinux': Unsupported filesystem
>>>
The fact that this, and the disks command doesn't work would
lead me to believe that redboot might not understand ext2.
Is there any way to determine what filesystems redboot
was compiled to understand?
Perhaps the original poster of this method had rebuilt and
re-flashed his version of redboot ...
You could try tftping the kernel as a sanity check ...
Dave
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