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Latest revision as of 22:20, 10 November 2010
Follow the instruction from here.
Instruction for connecting via serial is here
Contents
Some recommendations
Terminal programs
It's recommended to use kermit itself. Minicom is acceptable, but, it also uses kermit for loading files. So, kermit is better. Don't make experiments.
Variables
Some u-boot needs to specify the variables in such form $(filesize) and some as ${filesize}. For being sure what form your u-boot needs write the following command after loading the file.
echo $(filesize)
echo ${filesize}
The correct variant will print the size of file in hexadecimal.
Addresses
Be attentive when writing the addresses. Check it twice, triple. You can damage another data when loading into incorrect memory block.
Protecting the memory block
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Please read the u-boot manual for understanding protect command of u-boot. Don't play with it, you can make your device unbootable.
