[U-Boot-Users] Boot the kernel from a JFFS2 filesystem
Robert Schwebel
robert at schwebel.de
Tue Mar 4 16:51:51 CET 2003
On Tue, Mar 04, 2003 at 03:47:45PM +0100, Petter Larsen wrote:
> We have enabled JFFS2 in PPCBoot 2.0.
>
> We can then for example use "fsload" to load a file into memory. But how
> can we use this feature if we wont to boot the kernel, lying in this
> filesystem, with "bootm".
>
> We use a AMD flash device. In the kernel we have enabled the CFI in the
> MTD options, and enabled JFFS2.
I don't understand your question; if your kernel is on a jffs2
partition it is the right way to load it with fsload! What else do you
want to do, additional to loading the kernel and booting it?
Robert
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