Tell Uboot To Mount Rootfs From Other Partition

[Fatty]

So my question is: Is it possible to configure uboot to mount / from other partition, say, /dev/hda3 of the internal drive?

Here is what I'm thinking: I have an 8G CF inside my C3100 and partitioned as hda1 (ext3), hda2 (swap), hda3 (ext3). I installed pdaxiiv13 at hda1 which works fine, and untar the EABI rootfs from ZDevil to hda3. If I could tell uboot to mount / at /dev/hda3, then the pdaxiiv13 would be intact, and I could simply do a NAND restore to restore it while doing a uboot/kernel install to restore Debian.

Any hint?

[Chero]

So my question is: Is it possible to configure uboot to mount / from other partition, say, /dev/hda3 of the internal drive?

Here is what I'm thinking: I have an 8G CF inside my C3100 and partitioned as hda1 (ext3), hda2 (swap), hda3 (ext3). I installed pdaxiiv13 at hda1 which works fine, and untar the EABI rootfs from ZDevil to hda3. If I could tell uboot to mount / at /dev/hda3, then the pdaxiiv13 would be intact, and I could simply do a NAND restore to restore it while doing a uboot/kernel install to restore Debian.

Any hint?

It is possible if you recompile uboot.
Basic options are /dev/mmcblk0p1, /dev/hda1, /dev/hdc1 and one I can't remember ATM. They can be activated by pressing and holding "1", "2", "3" or "4" at boot time. The same way you press "OK" for reflashing a kernel or system.
I I recall correctly, there is a howto for changing uboot on Louigi600's site.

Chero.

[Fatty]

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