Your
system should have a root directory called /tftpboot
Any
file that tftp can download from your host system to your
target
should be in a directory under /tftpboot. Keep things
simple
and put hello_world.bin file directly in /tftpboot.
As for
finding hello_world.bin on your system, you might try...
cd /
find . -name "hello_world.bin" -print
Note
that above command will yield a bunch of warnings if your
aren't
the superuser or root user.
Cheers,
T.mike
Hi!
Please tell me where can i find hello_world.bin file and
where should it be put on the host system to be accessible from u-boot based
target system with tftpboot command.
It will be quite helpful for me if you can stepwise describe the
procedure as I am unable to understand it from the denx tutorial.
thanks alot
Regards
Chishti
Wolfgang Denk <wd@denx.de> wrote:
In
message <20041007160300.20228.qmail@web25404.mail.ukl.yahoo.com> you
wrote:
>
> As described in u-boot readme file, to run
hello_world example we have to write "loads", but this command doesnt seem
to work with me and give the following msg
>
> Unknown command
'loads' - try 'help'
Then it seems this command was not enabled in
your board
configuration. But you can load the file using TFTP as
well.
> and when i give the command go 40004 Hello World! This is
a test.
>
> following error msg appears
Ummm.. did you
really expect that some magic code would spring into
life and do
something reasonable when you jump to this address
after
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