On Mon, Mar 07, 2016 at 04:58:57PM +0700, Phong Vo wrote:
> >The above looks like a subset of what printenv returns in u-boot. To set
> >it the equivalent incantation would be:
>
> >setenv media_addr_r '0x4001000000'
> >setenv media_img 'mp30ar0_tianocore_media.img'
> >setenb spi_load=tftp '${media_addr_r} ${user_dir}/${media_img}'
> >setenv spi_update=sf 'probe 0; sf erase 0x0 ${filesize}; sf write
> ${media_addr_r} 0x0 ${filesize}'
>
> Just a note that it's likely that these env variables are already there,
> except
> for media_img. In which case, you just need to
>
> setenv media_img 'mp30ar0_tianocore_media.img'
Can I check I have the right version of this file? I have a
file with a different name:
$ ls -l mp30ar0_media.img
-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 620032 Mar 5 10:57 mp30ar0_media.img
$ md5sum mp30ar0_media.img
7d31c9b9dd40b791adf92067ed2a236a mp30ar0_media.img
Rich.
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