serialblaster will be the easiest route.... you can then upload the
mtd0.bin file (downloadable from oz.embeddedarm.com) to ram and
re-create the mtd partitions from scratch..
Just don't forget to correctly re-write the MAC address :)
~/Chris
siddh_c wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I accidently erased /dev/mtd0 partition which seems to be the redboot
> partition (using the flash_eraseall /dev/mtd0 command). However, I
> have not yet rebooted by board. I was wondering if the following
> approach will work (instead of going through SerialBlaster):
> - Download readboot-7250-128mb2k-1.0.bin file on the board
> - Run nandwrite /dev/mtd0 redboot-7250-128mb2k-1.0.bin
>
> Is there a way to use the nandwrite utility to rewrite the redboot
> image while the board is still running Linux -or- do I have to use the
> SerialBlaster route ?
>
> Also, in case of SerialBlaster, I read on of the posts that a patch is
> required for NAND 2K flash. I could not find the patch. Can someone
> help me with this ?
>
> thanks,
> -siddharth
>
>
>
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