Hi folks -
On Jan 17, 2008, at 2:02 PM, William R. Otte wrote:
Hi folks -
I have been playing around with my new 7260s, and I have converted
one of them to use the fastboot method described here:
http://www.embeddedarm.com/epc/fastboot.htm
with quit a bit of success with a 2GB SD card, and I am quite happy
with this functionality. I have, however, hit a small stumbling
block - I can't seem to get it to work with high capacity (>= 4GB)
SDHC cards.
So it seems the answer here is a hard and fast 'no.' This leaves me
with a board that I need to revert back to standard flash based booting.
I have found the serial_blaster and several posts describing its use
with the 7260 - however, the compiled redboot.bin thats included with
this distribution is no good for my board, as I have 128MB flash, and
the included redboot doesn't know how to address that so it bails.
When I instead flash with the redboot binary provided by TS (ts7260-
nand2k-128-kernel), and modify serial_blaster to accept the slightly
larger image, the bootloader starts successfully, however, starts
booting linux much faster than I could possibly fire up minicom to
send the interrupt sequence, so that I could perform the rest of the
procedure.
Does anybody have any suggestions as to how I might overcome this?
Thanks,
/-Will
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