[Debian] installed on uSD ext3 using uboot

Joif fdvjoif at vodafone.it
Fri Jan 22 18:25:54 CET 2010


[SOLVED]
reading the SHR manual I noticed that:
<<
Loading the Kernel
A pair of u-boot commands must be used to load the kernel from SD. First is
"mmcinit", which will cause u-boot to detect the card. Next is a command to
load a file into memory - either "fatload" or "ext2load" depending on
whether the kernel is on a FAT filesytem or an ext2/ext3 filesystem.
The command syntax is:
fatload mmc 1:<p> 0x32000000 <filepath>
ext2load mmc 1:<p> 0x32000000 <filepath>
where <p> is the partition number, and <filepath> is the path to the file
that is to be loaded.
>>
but I passed the ext2load parameter to uboot without <filepath>. Uboot was
not able to load uImage.bin because it was in /boot directory, a symlink of
uboot.bin did the trick :)

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