[ts-7000] Recovering from messed up NAND device using SD

["metcalfe.stephen" <>]

I have some TS-7800 boards I am prepping for a product. Unfortunately
I messed up my NAND image by copying X86 files to this ARM device. To
try to recover, I jumpered pin 1 to boot from the SD card. These are
the messages I get. 

  >> TS-BOOTROM - built Nov 27 2007
  >> Copyright (c) 2007, Technologic Systems
  >> Booting from SD card...
  .
  .
  .
  .
  >> Booting to MTD...
  ./bin/mount: ./bin/mount: cannot execute binary file
  ./bin/mount: ./bin/mount: cannot execute binary file

I expected the TS-7800 to boot from the SD device but it still boots
from the NAND device. Why does jumpering pin 1 not cause it to boot
from the SD card as expected?

Stephen D. Metcalfe




 
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