Hallo Jonas,
in message 42020ABB.2010106@fsforth.de you wrote:
A9M9750 # usbboot 10000 0:1
Loading from USB device 0, partition 1: Name: usbda1 Type: U-Boot First Block: 1, # of blocks: 10239, Block Size: 512
** Bad Magic Number **
Ok, let me see if the image on the stick is corrupt. I loaded it with the fatload command.
fatload? FATLOAD??? You mean you have a FAT filesystem on that partition???
Than why do you try using usbboot? usbboot like diskboot try to load an U-Boot image from a RAW partition, i. e. without any filesystem on it.
A9M9750 # fatload usb 0:1 10000 uImage
If you have a FAT filesystem you should use fatload to load your image. If you have an ext2 filesystem you should use ext2load to load your image. If you have a foo filesystem you should use fooload to load your image.
And it works. Nice. But whats going/I'm doing wrong with the usbboot command?
You used the command without having a valid image IN THE RAW PARTITION.
The "First Block: 1, # of blocks: 10239, Block Size: 512" message should not be printed at all; it is actually debug code only. I'll change this in the code. I'll also make the code verify the header checksum - just relying on the magic number is probably a bit too weak.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk