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Re: NAND Boot Testing - 01-07: Panel power on/off fixes

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Originally Posted by [ACL] View Post
guy is a legend.. to think, dzo knows we exist.

Unfortunately i know shit about partition tables.. good thing nate has a better grasp.

also who is an SPL master ? someone who knows all those mtty commands? would be nice to just do this via spl and call it a day.

Worse case cant we sniff the usb traffic to mtty and see how winmo does its nonsense ?
I am totally stoked by that information. For partition tables, I'm going to take a look into that. What we need at this point is to find out where the NAND starts, position tinboot with the small partition table so it only uses one block, figure out the offset for the rest of it, and put that into the mtdparts command. It's all HEX based for sizes, and is pretty easy to compute. I think following along the way the Vogue does things for now would be good until we can learn why they did them that way :P

Also, I'll try to get info on mtty, and you can always use snoopy pro: http://sourceforge.net/projects/usbsnoop/
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