JH wrote...
gpmi-nand:1m(boot),1m(ubootenv),-(storage)
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The saveenv does not take any parameters, how did it work to write to
the NAND 1m(ubootenv)?
=> saveenv
Saving Environment to NAND... Erasing NAND...
Erasing at 0x5e0000 -- 100% complete.
Writing to NAND... OK
It looks like that saveenv overwritten to the storage, is 0x5e0000 RAM
or NAND address?
Where was that address defined?
What U-Boot uses for the storage of the environment is controlled
through configuration options. In recent versions this is all handled
through the options defined in env/Kconfig. In older versions these may
have been defined in the include/configs/myboardname.h file.
CONFIG_ENV_IS_IN_NAND tells U-Boot that the environment is to be stored
in the NAND flash device
CONFIG_ENV_OFFSET defines how far into the NAND device the environment
will be stored (in your case this is probably 0x5e0000)
CONFIG_ENV_SIZE defines how big it is
Your definition of the mtd partitions doesn’t match. Your “ubootenv" partition starts at offset 0x100000 and your “storage” partition starts at offset 0x200000. When you run the saveenv command you are writing somewhere in the middle of the “storage” partition.
-Andy.
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