Haven't done this myself, but I think you want to delete the old
kernal from flash and write the new one. See p9 or the Linux for ARM
on TS-72XX User's Guide.
You'll probably first need to get to the RedBooot shell at startup
(ctrl-c), load the new kernal from an HTTP or NFS server (I did that
following instructions, not too hard, note the option for HTTP port#
is -p <portnum>). Then delete old, write new kernal.
--- In "Ray" <> wrote:
>
> Apologies for this,
>
> It seems like a really DUMB question, but I have scoured the
> documentation and failed to find a definitive answer.
>
> I am running the debian sd card installation. on TS7400 and
> I wish to install a new kernel, where do I install it?
>
> What I have tried already , is as follows.
>
> 1. with an sd card reader on another computer...
> dd if=<new kernel> of=/dev/sda1
>
> 2. copied to /vmlinux.bin on sd card
>
> I know it's a really stupid question, but I'm afraid I can't unravel
the
> different board versions and myriad of boot options...documentation
> keeps moving about on the ftp server...
>
> I should qualify the above, in case it sounds critical, I really love
> the TS7400 and already have my application up and running after only
> a week. It really is a very nice little system.
>
> Now where do I put this kernel... (be nice)
>
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