[U-Boot-Users] [PATCH] 1/5: cmd_boot

Jerry Van Baren
2003-03-31T15:21:23Z

At 04:06 PM 3/31/2003 -0500, wd at denx.de wrote:
>In message <5.1.0.14.2.20030331080614.02611dc0@falcon.si.com> you wrote:
> > There is another reasonable compromise (that Wolfgang will endorse, I'm
> > sure :-). I looked at minicom, and it uses "ascii-xfr -dsv" to send an
>
>Thanks, Jerry.
>
> > Hmmm, I just downloaded minicom 2.0 and looked at ascii-xfr.c -- it uses
> > the flag "-e" to tell minicom to send the EOF (or not) and the "-d"
> flag to
> > select ^D vs. ^Z, so it looks like all you need to do is upgrade your
> > minicom and change your ASCII download configuration to be "ascii-xfr
> -esv".
>
>But Robert was talking about kermit _binary_ download. Will this
>still use ascii-xfr.c at all?

No. My mistake, sorry. I got all excited about finding the ^D reference
in the ascii-xfr command.

Since I put my left foot in my mouth already, let's see if the right foot
will fit... why doesn't "cat" work for binary transfer? It seems like
"cat" (IO-Red. set to "Y") should work for minicom.

gvb

>Best regards,
>
>Wolfgang Denk

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