Leaton,
They will show up as nbd devices served up from nandctl.
You may want to see the wiki page on nandctl:
http://oz.embeddedarm.com/~mark/index.php/Nandctl
nbd0 is the block device, nbd1 is the first partition,
nbd2 is the second, and so on. I'll make sure this is
cleared up in the TS-4800 wiki.
Best Regards,
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On 11/21/2011 01:37 PM, leaton wrote:
I'm migrating to the newer platform, moving a bunch
of
code over. I currently have scripts that run on the
TS7390
that move code from an SD card where I do development
natively
to the on board NAND.
I've been trying to recreate an elaborate environment
that I've
developed for working in the SD card, then copying the
resultant
executables to NAND. Then the product is shipped
without the SD
and boots all my stuff that I moved on board.
Anyway, I boot from SD then rely on the ability to
mount the NAND
device in order to do the copying.
OK - the issue and the question.
I boot the 8390/4300 from microSD, but I cannot find
the /dev entries
for the on board NAND in order to mount it.
I've dug around in initrd looking for TS's scripts for
"save" and
etc. and even though it appears from the 'tshelp' to
have similar
stuff for copying, I cannot find the 'save' script or
any of the other
NAND copy scripts that are implied to be present when
you type 'tshelp'
Thanks
Larry