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Last Post 02 Nov 2011 04:38 PM by  jsarao
Configure LogicLoader to load kernel via tftp
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jsarao
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02 Nov 2011 03:11 PM
    I command LogicLoader to load the elf over the network
    e.g. load elf /tftp/192.168.1.112:/tftpboot/image.elf
    And that works fine.

    I'd like to configure my system (I guess in this case Logic Loader), so that just a u-boot loads.
    then I'll configure u-boot to load the kernel via tftp.
    I'll then configure u-boot to instruct the kernel to mount the file system via NFS.
    I would then like to SAVE this u-boot configuration so that every time I turn on my Torpedo dev kit it does the same thing.

    My end objective is to allow me to easily replace kernels (via TFTP) and file system (via NFS) on my server.
    Then when I reboot my DevKit it will load the latest and greatest.
    I do not want to create a single package in an ELF each time.

    In other words...
    I would like to configure LogicLoader to just load a u-boot image that I can configure.

    Assistance is appreciated.
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    02 Nov 2011 04:38 PM
    Solving my own problems....

    load elf /tftp/192.168.1.112:/tftpboot/logicpdfs/boot/u-boot

    [on my tftp share, I have a directory logicpdf, which is a symbolic to the file system created when I build the BSP from LogicPD. The file system contains the u-boot, kernel, etc.]
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