Hi,
I bought an E3 a couple of days ago in the hope of doing something interesting with it. I was pleased to find that lots of really great work has already been done.
I'm following the 'getting started' this, but I've encountered this problem:
Prodding... Handshaking... Done handshaking Talking to PBL v4.9 Build 1311 PBL v4.9> setenv bootargs mem=32M console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200n8 root=/dev/ram initrd=0x11c00000,4M Got command setenv Unknown command! PBL v4.9> help Got command help
read <start addr> <len> <file> write <start addr> <file> write <start addr> setbaud <baud rate> readflash <start addr> <len> <file> writeflash <start addr> <file> eraseflash <start addr> <number of 16k pages> quit exit PBL v4.9>
So it seems I perhaps have a later v4.9 than other people are using? Or must setenv be enabled in some way?
Has anyone else seen this?
Regards, Dan.
On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 07:41:52PM +0100, Dan Ellis wrote:
I bought an E3 a couple of days ago in the hope of doing something interesting with it. I was pleased to find that lots of really great work has already been done.
I'm following the 'getting started' this, but I've encountered this problem:
Prodding... Handshaking... Done handshaking Talking to PBL v4.9 Build 1311 PBL v4.9> setenv bootargs mem=32M console=tty0 console=ttyS0,115200n8 root=/dev/ram initrd=0x11c00000,4M Got command setenv Unknown command! PBL v4.9> help Got command help
read <start addr> <len> <file> write <start addr> <file> write <start addr> setbaud <baud rate> readflash <start addr> <len> <file> writeflash <start addr> <file> eraseflash <start addr> <number of 16k pages> quit exit PBL v4.9>
So it seems I perhaps have a later v4.9 than other people are using? Or must setenv be enabled in some way?
setenv is a u-boot command, not a PBL command. It looks like you haven't provide a command file for pbltool to run? The linux.pbl file should load u-boot, the kernel and rootfs image for you, and then run u-boot, which is where you type the setenv command.
J.