Re: [ECOS] fconfig in redboot (i386)

[Robby Ku <robbyku at yahoo dot com>]

Hi,
  Thanks for the fast reply to my doubts. So, it has
to be a writable FLASH memory in order to execute both
commands. I am not sure if my target PC has a writable
Flash memory coz i am using a SBC with compact flash.
Anyhow Gary, you said that i can load files using load
command, which i cant seem to do it. How exactly do
you load a file?? This is how I tried to load a file,
say redboot.bin

 load -h host_ipaddr -m TFTP -b base_addr redboot.bin

After i entered the above command, i always get the
message unable to load "redboot.bin"

Note: my host PC is running on WinXP/Cygwin and target
PC is a SBC with RedBoot installed. 

Thanks!

Cheers,

Robby Ku

--- Gary Thomas <gary@chez-thomas.org> wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 19:52, Robby Ku wrote:
> > Hi,
> >   Currently, I have RedBoot installed in my target
> > PC(i386). The problem is that I cant seem to
> execute
> > the "fconfig" command. When I typed and entered
> the
> > command, it says illegal command "fconfig". That
> goes
> > the same to "fis" command. I believe that this
> cause
> > me unable to load any file into my target PC.
> Please
> > help out!
> 
> 'fconfig' and 'fis' are only available if your
> platform has
> user writable FLASH memory.  The PC platform does
> not (at least
> not our standard one).
> 
> You can still load files for execution using the
> 'load' command
> or by starting a GDB session.
> 


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