yeah, that nonsense about not being able to mount it when booted from the SD
was a brain-fart on my end.
and yeah, i just reflashed the NAND again and so far so good. still a weird
problem though.
--- In Stefan Agner <> wrote:
>
>
> Hello dan,
>
> > well, now my board boots but claims that it can't run /bin/sh. i get a
> login prompt,
> > am able to log in but i am immediately booted back out
> due to not being able to
> > execute the shell. "exec format
> error". also, it appears that there is no such thing
> > as fsck for a
> yaffs partition, so does anyone have any other suggestions?
> That souds like a busybox/proc problem. Busybox uses the /proc filesystem to
> find
> out where the binary itself lies. Try to mount proc fs.
> # mount -t proc proc /proc
>
> > here's the thing. everything boots and seems to work fine. EXCEPT when i
> > cd to
> > the root directory on the NAND and ls, i get what i've pasted down below.
> > i guess
> > the first thing i'd like to try is to run fsck on the NAND, but i'm not
> > quite sure how to
> > go about doing that since you can't do it while it's mounted and you can
> > mount the
> > NAND when you boot off the SD card.
> I don't understand you. You say you can mount the nand when you boot off the
> sd?
> So there is no problem calling fsck, is there?
> But anyway, is there a fsck for yaffs2? Im not sure, but i dont think so.
> When I had
> some filesystem issues i just erased the content with flash_erase all or
> something like
> this and put the root fs on it again...
>
> Bye
> Stefan
>
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