Hi,
On Wednesday 15 June 2005 01:39, Charles Manning wrote:
> I'm notr sure what Uboot does, but it depends what you're trying to
> achieve, reading or writing.
>
> If you're wanting to read an image during booting (ie. boot from YAFFS)
> then have a look at the bootloader in YAFFS direct.
>
> If you want to use Uboot to write an image into a YAFFS partition then look
> at mkyaffs for inspiration.
U-Boot allready supports skipping of bad blocks via the ".jffs2s" command
extension. So it's no problem to write and read (boot) an YAFFS image from
U-Boot.
Best regards,
Stefan
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