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exact command for loading application ?
- From: "B.E.Comp Project" <comp dot project at gmail dot com>
- To: ecos-discuss at sources dot redhat dot com
- Cc: gary at mlbassoc dot com
- Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2005 19:14:16 +0530
- Subject: [ECOS] exact command for loading application ?
- Reply-to: "B.E.Comp Project" <comp dot project at gmail dot com>
Hello all
I want to load the program from host system onto target.
and then execute it. But I am getting trouble in that... could someone help me.
i have connected two machines using Realtek RTL8139/810X Family PCI
Fast Ethernet Card. I have created Redboot.bin image using i386 with
i386 pc with rtl 8139 ethernet as target. I have serial connection as
well.
Booting target from the floppy using this redboot.bin . it waits for
some time for BOOTP .
-> what should I do to avoid that.
After some time I get redboot prompt with information about ip
address, mac address etc.
Now I use telnet from host machine which shows redboot prompt.
I gave load âv âm ymodem on telnet session .
it waits for some time. immediately I gave 'send file' in minicom .
the target shows some 'magic' (9 'c's and then soem unreadable
character )characters for some time .
then it gives message :
Can't load '<null>' : Timed out
If I gave
load âv âm ymodem âc 0 then it gives message
retry 0 , NAK on sector.
Can anybody tell me exact command to be given on redboot prompt on
telnet session on host machine to load into the target a file say
/home/ron/hello.bin on the host machine.
Should I use Ethernet or serial line for file transfer. If possible
tell me both the ways.
I also tried with tftp option for load but I get file not found message.
I have connected 2 machines directly with ethernet cable cross
connection. Configured the target IP address as 10.0.0.1 and that of
host as 10.0.0.2.
~ Devendr@...
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