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Setting up environment variables under linux

U-Boot-Users Juergen Oberhofer 2 participants 2 messages Apr 24, 2004

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What EXACTLY did you configure?

Did you keep the setting of HAVE_REDUND? And is does your system really use redundand flash sectors?

Did you keep the definition of CONFIG_FILE? and what does your config file contain?

No, I uncommented the HAVE_REDUND definition. But I kept the definition of CONFIG_FILE. However, my config file contains, I think, the right informations:

# MTD device name       Device offset   Env. size       Flash sector size
/dev/mtd2               0x0000          0x4000          0x4000
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Misconfiguration. I think you left the "#define HAVE_REDUND" in the header file but use only a simple (non-redundand) flash sector; or you forgot to remove the CONFIG_FILE or to adapt your config file.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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No, I uncommented the HAVE_REDUND definition. But I kept the definition of CONFIG_FILE. However, my config file contains, I think, the right informations:

Then run under a debugger, or add some debug code to print at least the expected and the actual values of the CRC checksum read from flash.

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Wolfgang Denk

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