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TN-29-16: Boot-from-NAND with the TI OMAP2420 Processor
Writing Binary Images to NAND Flash with Limited OST Tools
Write the U-Boot to the NAND Flash
1. Place the U-Boot file in the TFTP server.
2. Write a copy of the U-Boot file to the DRAM using the U-Boot program.
3. Erase the area in the NAND Flash where U-Boot will reside.
4. Copy the U-Boot program from the DRAM to the NAND Flash.
This step is illustrated in Figure 14.
Figure 14: Example of Writing the U-Boot to the NAND Flash
Micron NAND Flash
X-Loader (binary)
OMAP2420 processor SRAM
Micron DRAM
Host PC
Serial
TFTP Server
TFTP
Program NAND
U-Boot interface
U-Boot (working)
Terminal
U-Boot (binary)
U-Boot (binary)
U-Boot (binary)
U-Boot (binary)
U-Boot (binary)