I am not using DEL. Can we do it using Digi uboot command or something?
Thanks,
Panvadee
I am not using DEL. Can we do it using Digi uboot command or something?
Thanks,
Panvadee
If you running linux on the module you can dump any partition to a file:
Where X is a partition number from flpart. so du dum kernel do:
then ftp image2.img in to your host - this is basically your uImage file
To see if you can do it from u-boot check uboot manual here
U-Boot Reference Manual but saving it to a file might be tricky if possible at all. reverse engineering is not intention of u-boot. Why do you want to read kernel in to a file?
I have looked in the U-boot Reference Manual. There is a command to update u-boot, but no command for taking it out.
I have a board that working well, but not sure what version or how it built (I am using Timesys Factory). Before I wipe it and try the new uImage, I would like to back it up, just in case the new one doesn’t work.
I will try your suggestion and will let you know how it goes.
Thanks,
when it boots it should have date/time stamp and version info. and if it boots then indeed you should be able to save partition to file from userspace.