> just write some code (from the boot rom examples) that > initializes the PCMCIA, knows how to peruse the file system of > your choice, can read the kernel into memory and jump to it. > Put this code someplace in the flash so you can start it from > yamon. Sounds good. Looks like I should be able to create a two partition CF card that has the kernel on one partition and the root filesystem on another. Then, do as you suggest and cook up some raw code that can put the Au1500 in reset and access the CF directly, read the kernel into memory and jump to it. If the kernel is rigged to then mount the root filesystem from the other partition, then I have a workable system on one CF. For the real product, the cooked code that yamon would load would replace yamon and get loaded as a bootloader directly. If anyone has suggestions, references, or comments, I'd love to hear them. Greg
