9 Dec
2008
9 Dec
'08
11:10 p.m.
"Carlos kescuin" kescuin@gmail.com wrote:
I'm using a Coldfire m5329EVB and I would like to make some partitions (one for kernel and one for filsystem) on my NAND FLASH (16Mb). I've tryied to search the u-boot options (u-boo 2008.10) but it doesn't work at all.
Does anybody know the configure options or at least how to succeed in partitioning my NAND Flash?
What we do is to load u-boot via JTAG, then boot the OS (Linux in our case) using TFTP with the filesystem mounted over NFS. That gives us all the drivers and programs required to then partition the NAND and burn U-Boot into it. We then partition and format an SD card for the filesystem into a SD card, but we have the option of putting it into NAND, and have done so.
-- Tom Evans