one problem here i am facing is i am unable to run the mtd-utils from
intiramfs shell.
every time i ran the "flash_erase" utility it is giving some weird error.
It looks like binary is unable to find the linker script on the
target. I tried copying those library files to 'lib' folder on the
target but it didn't help.
Can any one please provide any other solutions.
thanks
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Ricard Wanderlof
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ricard.wanderlof@axis.com> wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Nov 2010, Murali N wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have booted the kernel (.35) using the initramfs (not from the flash).
>> As a testing purpose i am trying to mount the YAFFS filesystem onto to
>> one of the MTD partition on the flash.
>> MTD partition information is given through kernel command line option
>> and also make sure that the partition is erased.
>> Initially i mounted the YAFFS filesystem onto above erased MTD
>> partition and i am able to see only 'lost+found" directory.
>> Later i have copied bunch of files, i am able to see those file
>> contents properly before unmount.
>> After i umount and mount back the partition. After the remount i am
>> not able seen the files which i had copied.
>> Also not seen any error messages from either YAFFS or nand driver.
>>
>> Here i am thinking whether the actual write is happens onto flash or
>> not? If it is YES then when i remount i should be able to see the
>> contents.
>> I have given forcefully 'sync' option from the command prompt even
>> that didn't work.
>>
>> Can anyone please share your thoughts/suggestions on this behavior?
>
> One thing you could do to see if your data is in any way written to the
> flash, is to dump the contents of the mtd partition after umounting. If the
> partition only contains 0xff then the data has not been written (at least
> not where you think it has been written...).
>
> /Ricard
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Regards,
Murali N
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