[U-Boot] Copying default environment to NVRAM

[Wolfgang Denk]

Dear rory,

In message <499DBC21.7050505 at trs80.net> you wrote:
> Is there some flag or normal way to get the default environment that is 
> in RAM to get written to NVRAM? I'm currently going to put a routine in 
> our preboot code to do so, but was wondering if there was an officially 
> sanctioned "right" way to do this. I've looked thru code and FAQ's and 
> the best I can find is to run "saveenv" from the CLI, but that's not 
> really a good solution.

Why not? What's wrong with a simple command? I'm not sure what you are
looking for?

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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