Load uImage root.yaffs2 without SD?

Forum: Bootloader
Steve Jobs 
I create my distro using BUILDROOT:

rootfs.jffs2
u-boot-256M.bin
uImage

I install the u-boot bootloader in this mode:

supervivi q


load ram 0x32000000 241860 u

go 0x32000000

nand scrub

nand createbbt

nand write.e 0x32000000 0x0 241860

dynpart

dynenv set u_env

saveenv

NOW, I THINK I'VE TO LOAD THE KERNEL (uImage) and the filesystem
(rootfs.jffs2) INTO THE NAND, BUT HOW?

Not with an SD.
Not by NFS.

With xmodem?

Thanks in advance!!!

serg_io 
Hi, from u-boot you can use tftpboot command to donwload images to the RAM
and after you can write it to the NAND flash with nand write.j command in
to dedicated NAND flash space according to you NAND Flash partition table
(in the kernel mashine configuration file).

Steve Jobs 
But with "tftpboot" you need a NFS no?

There is a way to give the uImage and rootfs.jffs2 via DNW program?

I'm trying with

loady 0x32000000

uImage  <--- DNW, Serial port transmit

nand write 0x32000000 kernel


loady 0x32000000

rootfs.jffs2  <--- DNW, Serial port transmit

nand write.jffs2 0x32000000 root

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serg_io 
I dont know about DNW, but from uboot you can do this. tftpboot use TFTP
server, so you need to install something similar to TFTP32 for Windows or
any other TFTP server for Linux PC just to transfer files.

davef 
Try this for some hints:
http://narnia.cs.ttu.edu/drupal/node/131

The thread title is inconsistent, uImage and JFFS2 are loaded with uboot.
zImage and YAFFS2 are loaded with Supervivi.