Re: [U-Boot-Users] does someone add YAFFS2 support in uboot?

On 3/6/06, Aubrey aubreylee@gmail.com wrote:

Yes, Putting the kernel image in the filesystem is not a wise approach. You will encounter some problems like power failure, etc. Since U-Boot supports NAND driver to read/write the NAND flash, you can boot kernel from a sperate partition by U-Boot.

Thanks, -Aubrey

if put the kernel in a sperate partition, i think it may waste some space, because you must keep the partition larger than the size of kernel.

Best Regards zhuzhenhua