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Subject: | Re: SerialBlaster and the 7260 128MB (was Re: [ts-7000] Boot from SDHC cards?) |
From: | "William R. Otte" <> |
Date: | Fri, 18 Jan 2008 07:07:32 -0600 |
Hi Kevin - On Jan 18, 2008, at 2:06 AM, Kevin Cozens wrote: William R. Otte wrote: > 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'm not sure if I am on the wrong track with your problem or not. If you are having trouble booting from a high capacity device you could always try the method used to boot from large hard drives when the BIOS can't handle the drive. Namely, use a small partition on the device as a boot partition. Therest of the system would go in a second partition. Unfortunately, that won't work in this case - SDHC requires an entirely separate driver thats simply not present in the TS-SDBOOT code, and his particular answer comes straight from the horses mouth, as it were - the TS engineer that I spoke with yesterday said that this functionality *may* be planned sometime in the future, but is not present now. Thanks, /-Will
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