Hi,Ouch! The best way would be to load a bootloader that knows about bootp and TFTP. Then do a network boot.
I am trying to load a linux kernel through a EJTAG device. I was told that I should modify the kernel so that it doesnt attempt to use the parameters passed to it by the loader. However, I am not quite sure as to what it means and what exactly one has to do. I would really appreciate any pointers/help/suggestions.
Thanks! Prashant
If you dont't have a ethernet connection on the board then in /arch/mips/kernel/head.S is where the loader info is read into the kernel.
But I am sure there is a better way.
shaun