Hello,
If you like to put a new U-boot, I am not sure . But, if you like only to change the Linux image:
Build your Linux image using LTIB or SDK. It provides you a uImage file, a Ramdisk file and a .dtb file. Note that all these files for the default Linux installed are available in the USB provided by the device.
Then, using hyperterminal (windows) or minicom (linux), go to U-boot command line (stop normal booting). By TFTP, put those three files in the RAM and boot from RAM. If the image worked well, You can reboot and put the files in the NOR Flash in default addresses. If you use “printenv” in U-boot, you can see the default addresses (you should make the protect off). I recommend you to make a copy of your NOR Flash before trying to write in the flash. For the RAM boot, you can write the following commands in U-boot CLI, one by one:
setenv bootargs root=/dev/ram rw console=$consoledev,$baudrate ramdisk_size=200000
tftp $ramdiskaddr $ramdiskfile
tftp $loadaddr $bootfile
tftp $fdtaddr p1020wlan_rev_d.dtb
bootm $loadaddr $ramdiskaddr 0xc00000
The files in your TFTP folder should be called: uImage , p1020wlan_rev_d.dtb and rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot
I hope it helps.
Arash
