That's a very nice explanation.. Here's what I will do, please tell me if the whole procedure is right.
I have a SD-card partitioned as follows: boot: FAT32, holds a MLO and u-boot.bin through which I boot my device (runs on OMAP4470) rootfs: mostly empty always (ext4 currently), I will format it as FAT32
I copy "slide-0.bmp" into the rootfs partition and define "CONFIG_SYS_HUSH_PARSER".
Then I stop the bootloader before the kernel starts, do "setenv" as follows, and "saveenv"
show_one=fatload mmc 0:2 40001000 slide-${i}.bmp;bmp d 40001000
Then do the following:
run show_one
I should be able to see the image on the screen ? Is there any other configuration options that I should enable ?
For some reason "saveenv" was not working for me yesterday, when I tried to experiment with the "splashimage" environment variable. I do not remember the exact error it threw, I could post the error first thing tomorrow from my workplace. As a workaround can I set above variables in my "OMAP" config header ? My u-boot version is "U-Boot 1.1.4-geb3fa991".
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