Hi,
I tried but the kernel can't read the redboot partition table, I don't
know why. -1 I think is the right value. I bypassed the problem
writing the flash partitions by hand inside ts72xx.c file with an
"uboot approach". Is there someone is using a kernel 2.6 with ts-7200?
Does the redboot support really work?
Thanks.
--- In Matthieu Crapet <> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> As far as I remember "-1" means that last fash sector holds the
"Redboot
> FIS directory".
>
> On my TS-7200 I have 8mb NOR flash (64 * 1280kb block).
>
> - TS-BOOTROM (1 block)
> - Linux rootdisk [JFFS2 parition] (48 blocks)
> - Redboot (15 blocks)
>
> Redboot is internally divided:
> - Redboot binary (2 blocks)
> - Linux kernel (11 blocks)
> - Redboot config (2 blocks)
>
> Redboot config is two part:
> - Block 63 (address 0x607c000) : Redboot config
> - Block 64 (address 0x607e000) : Redboot FIS directory
>
> Maybe try to specify 63 (0-based index) in the kernel config.
> Hope it helps
>
> Regards,
> Matthieu
>
>
> greywolf9923 wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm trying to load via serial line the kernel 2.6.21 (I got it on
> > website) and I'm using the default configuration. The problem is about
> > the flash. It seems that the kernel doesn't understand the layout or
> > it can't read the redboot partition table. I tried to change the value
> > inside the kernel about the sector to read (the default one is -1),
> > but nothing...Can you help me?
> >
> >
>
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