[U-Boot-Users] setenv stdout overwrite

Hello all
I was using the setenv stdout nulldev command and looking in the source code, i've seen that this will be overwrited to its default value (serial) when rebooting (even if i save the environment variable)...
is there any solution to keep nulldev while rebooting?
with regards
Frederic Kwiatkowski

In message 5fb065d90603290651l161fee7dpb5409ce8c9e205c6@mail.gmail.com you wrote:
I was using the setenv stdout nulldev command and looking in the source code, i've seen that this will be overwrited to its default value (serial) when rebooting (even if i save the environment variable)...
is there any solution to keep nulldev while rebooting?
Add the setenv statement to your "preboot" definitions.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk

thanks for the information
i'll try this as soon as possible
2006/3/29, Wolfgang Denk wd@denx.de:
In message 5fb065d90603290651l161fee7dpb5409ce8c9e205c6@mail.gmail.com you wrote:
I was using the setenv stdout nulldev command and looking in the source code, i've seen that this will be overwrited to its default value (serial) when rebooting (even if i save the environment variable)...
is there any solution to keep nulldev while rebooting?
Add the setenv statement to your "preboot" definitions.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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