I know what happened to you. I've yet to recover myself, but I
discovered an issue with the save command.
Its a script that does:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/zerofiller
What happens - I watched it - is it makes a huge file, filling at
least 10% of root.
What I saw happen is that I had a root file system that was around 90%
full - when I ran the command it filled the file system then the
script failed.
I have no idea what this step aims to accomplish, but I think it
needs to be changed to check if there is enough space and before
running and gracefully generate an error message if space is inadequate.
Larry
--- In "Anouk Ahamitet" <> wrote:
>
> We found it. The createmtdboot command was almost what I needed, but
> it also replaced the kernel, so I copied it to createmtdramdisk and
> deleted the line that copied the kernel partition. After I ran the
> new command I'd just created, my board once again boots fine.
>
> I'd love to know why an invalid ln command, followed by a save command
> trashed it in the first place, but at least it is back.
>
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