edinger,
First, the approach to boot between to_linux and to_stock is a non-optimal technique. You should avoid it when possible. It is best to set it up so that you can boot to stock by removing the stick. That way it can serve as a rescue system.
> 1. Boot into stock os without usb stick after
> booting into debian does not work with your
> command. I needed to_stock commands - see file
> screenlog_boot_stock.log
This might have been due to a lack of the ability of stock u-boot to "remember" the arcNumber in your envs.
Try
First, the approach to boot between to_linux and to_stock is a non-optimal technique. You should avoid it when possible. It is best to set it up so that you can boot to stock by removing the stick. That way it can serve as a rescue system.
> 1. Boot into stock os without usb stick after
> booting into debian does not work with your
> command. I needed to_stock commands - see file
> screenlog_boot_stock.log
This might have been due to a lack of the ability of stock u-boot to "remember" the arcNumber in your envs.
Try
setenv bootcmd 'setenv mainlineLinux yes; setenv arcNumber 4495; saveenv; run bootcmd_linux; setenv mainlineLinux no; setenv arcNumber 4495; saveenv; run bootcmd_stock' bootThe saveenv above is what I want to avoid, but if stock u-boot can't handle it, then you'll have no choice.