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kernel linux/zImage.tnscmdline root=/dev/sda earlyprintk debug console=tty0 console=ttyAMA0,115200n8 rootdelay=10boot
@Naruto: Try doing the following:1. Rename your "linux" folder to "linux old"2. Create a new "linux" folder3. Download all the files needed to run Linux (Do not use any of the ones you already have)4. Place them in the new "linux" folder and try booting linux (use a initrd first to make sure it works)This worked in my case.
Quote from: qubicprograms on February 20, 2013, 05:25:21 pm@Naruto: Try doing the following:1. Rename your "linux" folder to "linux old"2. Create a new "linux" folder3. Download all the files needed to run Linux (Do not use any of the ones you already have)4. Place them in the new "linux" folder and try booting linux (use a initrd first to make sure it works)This worked in my case.The initrd works.As I tried lauchning it using it using the latest rootfs, it displayed a lot more stuff than before. At the end it just repeated the line "can't run '/sbin/getty' no such file or directory", so I pressed the reset button. When the calculator reboots now, it just shows the loading screen background and the clock icon in the middle. I already tried accessing the service menu and doing a complete format. But after installing a new OS it still won't boot. What to do now?
There's a maintenance menu and a diagnostics menu. Which one did you boot to? Booting into diags and running the NAND tests has always worked for me.
By rootfs do you mean the USB drive?You may want to use the initrd and try to mount the USB flash drive in there, then use the device that works to boot (sda, sda1, ...) in your boot script.Make sure to connect the OTG cable to the calculator before starting the bootloader.