[Daniel Åvall]

I got it back to original state! 🙂

To reset the environment variables to default values in u-boot I ran this:

env default -a
saveenv
reset

[Daniel Åvall]

I tried that:
=> setenv partition_swap_f 1
=> boot
Unknown command ‘nboot.jffs2’ – try ‘help’

That’s the same error when booting normally (partition_swap_f = 0)
=> printenv
..
bootcmd=nboot.jffs2 ${loadaddr} 0 ${kernel_addr} && bootm ${loadaddr}
..

That’s probably my fault, when trying the u-boot flash instructions I ran this file: http://git.multitech.net/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi/meta-multitech-atmel.git/plain/contrib/uboot-setenv-mtcdt.minicom

Maybe the partitions are intact, but only wrong u-boot environment variables. Do you know the default values?

[Daniel Åvall]

Thanks, that would explain it. No, I don’t have any special layers for Conduit 300, I naively assumed mLinux would work if it had mPower installed. Are you planning on adding support for it?

In the meanwhile I’ll construct a opkg package with our custom stuff that I can install on the Conduit 300.

How would I go about to recover a Conduit 300 that only boots into u-boot?

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