Hi guys,
I have a TS7260 in other country and I want to erase the NAND in order to
install a new tslinux image.
I did many times but using a serial cable, change the redboot config, boot
using NFS, run eraseall /dev/mtd/1, mount /dev/mtdblock/1 /mnt, tar xvf
tsxxx.tar.gz -C /mnt, umount /mnt, reboot, rechange redboot, and that's it.
When I try with Debian:
- I use loadUSBModules.sh,
- later loadUSB.sh, when its stop in "Press enter to maintenance" I do that and
bring to a prompt.
- Ok, I try to mount the /dev/mtdblock/1 in /mnt and its ok, no problem, I can
see anything.
- umount that and then run flash_eraseall (or eraseall its the same final)
/dev/mtd/1,
- later when I mounted /dev/mtdblock/1 in /mnt the only thing that I can see is
a lot of ??????? signs and can't to decompress the image inside there.
- Umount the partition and reboot the board, obviously doesn't boot again.
I think that happens because the tslinux its working when I erase all the files
and its crashed the Debian side too.
Please give an idea to fix that.
Thanks a lot.
ARR
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