I'm trying to connect to my mini6410 board but nothing is happening. I have set the Baud rate to 115200 and the COM port to the relevant number of the USB-to-serial cable. When I start the board, nothing comes up in the DNW window. I am in the process of reflashing uboot and the kernel since I had glibc issues after building Qt. The board remains on the startup screen with the penguin. Is there an alternate way for me to reflash the kernel and uboot?
The Mini6410 Superboot will program NAND or load and run from an SD card and that is how they are programmed in manufacturing. There are descriptions here on using "SD Flasher" and properly setting up the SD. Once you prepare a card and the friendlyarm.ini script it is easy to make changes and load whatever you want.
@Regnirps. This works great but I am wondering if there is a way to only update the Linux kernel without having to update the main OS. As you may know, I develop with Android and just now I am making changes to the Linux kernel to support battery charging and power control. I don't want to have to update the Android OS each time, so is it possible to remove the INI option that loads Android and only have zImage programmed each time? This would reduce the writing time considerably. Cheers. Dave...