Blair wrote:
> TS boards starts by running the TS-Bootrom code which then loads Redboot.
> Redboot then "initializes" for want of a better word the file system and
> launches vmlinux.
>
> So, question: Which part of the system knows about how to deal with EXT2 or
> YAFFS or JFFS? What I'm getting at is I'd like to be able to set up an SD
> card with EXT3 on it. I know Linux has to be built with EXT3 support. What
> else needs to know that it's an EXT3 file system? Does the Redboot that
> comes with TS boards support it? Does the bootrom code need to know about
> it? Of course, it that's the case I'm hosed until I can convince TS to do
> this for me.
Just the kernel needs to know how to handle it, redboot only loads a
binary blob for the kernel and initrd there is no file system in those
areas of the flash.
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Jason Stahls
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