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authorPali Rohár <pali.rohar@gmail.com>2012-11-25 22:57:04 +0100
committerPali Rohár <pali.rohar@gmail.com>2012-11-25 22:57:04 +0100
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ defined by NOLO on the internal flash memory.
Nokia provides a blob packed with a proprietary format called 'FIASCO'. This
blob contains the following pieces:
- - omap-nand - only flashable via serial jtag
+ - 2nd - for Cold Flashing
- xloader - first part of nolo
- secondary - second part of nolo (usb support and launches kernel)
- kernel - the kernel
@@ -18,21 +18,15 @@ blob contains the following pieces:
Some of these pieces are versioned to match board specific features
(mostly xloader and secondary ones).
-This format is not supported by 0xFFFF at this moment, but there are no
-plans for doing it in short term. This is because we only need to flash
-separated pieces. We can just distribute tarballs containing the pieces
-and meta information with a whole Free OS for the internet tablets.
-
To flash an initfs partition and reboot:
- $ 0xFFFF -p initfs%initfs.jffs2 -R
+ $ 0xFFFF -m initfs:initfs.jffs2 -f -r
-The format of the argument is [piece-type] % [file-name] (% [version-string]).
+The format of the argument is [[[device:[hw-revision:]]verion:]piece-type:]file-name[%layout-file-name]
-Pieces can be automatically identified by using the '-I' flag:
+Pieces can be automatically identified by using the '-i' flag:
- $ 0xFFFF -I initfs.jffs2
- initfs.jffs2: initfs
+ $ 0xFFFF -m initfs.jffs2 -i
You can dump these pieces from the internal memory of the internet
tablet by using the mtd-utils over /dev/mtd* or just running: