Cannot install OS on NAND - 6410

Hi 

I have an out of the box mini6410 board. Have been trying to install
Android or Ubuntu on the NAND flash.

I'm doing the following steps:
1. Putting superboot-6410.bin on the SD card with the SD-Flash tool
2. I have copied the images directory from the DVD which came along with
the board (so, the SD card contains a "images" directory in the root, under
that "Android" directory, "superboot-6410.bin" and "FriendlyARM.ini" (I'm
putting the contents of the ini file at the end of this post)
3. Inserting the SD card to the reader slot
4. Putting S2 switch to "SD-boot" state
5. Power on

What I get is:
1. I get exactly one beep
2. LED 4 starts to blink 
3. This output on serial:
    Superboot-6410
    Ver: 1146
    CPU: S3C6410 533MHz
    RAM: 256MB
    NAND: 2GB(MLC2) ID:ECD58472
    Touch Device: 1-wire
    LCD Type: H43(Auto)

That is all. The board stays in this state for hours without any progress,
so I guess it isn't doing anything.

Do you have any idea?

Thanks
PMon

p.s.: Here is my FriendlyARM.ini
>>>>
#This line cannot be removed. by FriendlyARM(www.arm9.net)

LCD-Mode = Yes
LCD-Type = N43

CheckOneButton=No
Action= install
OS= Android

VerifyNandWrite=No

StatusType = Beeper| LED

################### Android ####################
Android-BootLoader = superboot-6410.bin
Android-Kernel = Android/azImage_n43
Android-CommandLine = root=ubi0:FriendlyARM-root ubi.mtd=2 rootfstype=ubifs
 init=/linuxrc console=ttySAC0,115200 androidboot.console=s3c2410_serial0
Android-RootFs-InstallImage = Android/rootfs_android-mlc2.ubi
Android-RootFs-RunImage = Android/rootfs_android.ext3
<<<<

Ok. I have downloaded the latest version of superboot from the ftp site
(20111212) and burnt it to the SD card and it is working since.

"Ok. I have downloaded the latest version of superboot from the ftp site
(20111212) and burnt it to the SD card and it is working since."

Where can i find superboot: 20111212 file? There is no such file on:
http://www.friendlyarm.net/downloads.

"Ok. I have downloaded the latest version of superboot from the ftp site
(20111212) and burnt it to the SD card and it is working since."

Where can i find superboot: 20111212 file? There is no such file on:
http://www.friendlyarm.net/downloads.

Sorry for trouble you. I got it. It's on ftp server:
ftp://ftp.friendlyarm.net/mini6410/Superboot/. 

Peter.

PMon,

How can I see that bootloader is flasing something?
After following your steps (except that i'm trying to burn Linux not
Android) nothing happens. I'm getting following after power up:
Running from SD...

Superboot-6410
Ver: 1150
CPU: S3C6410 533MHz
RAM: 256MB
NAND: 256MB(SLC) ID:ECDA1095
Touch Device: no 1-wire
LCD Type: Unknown

##### FriendlyARM Superboot for 6410 #####
[f] Format the nand flash
[p] Download superboot
[v] Download uboot.bin
[k] Download Linux/Android kernel
[y] Download root yaffs2 image
[u] Download root ubifs image
[a] Download Absolute User Application
[n] Download Nboot.nb0 for WinCE
[l] Download WinCE bootlogo
[w] Download WinCE NK.bin
[b] Boot the system
[s] Set the boot parameter of Linux
[d] Download and Run an Absolute User Application
[i] Version: 1150, RAM 256 MiB, NAND(SLC) 256MiB
Please enter your Selection:

How is your Android installed from? SD card or you are downloading it by
USB?

Peter.

Hello guys,
I am new comer in friendlyarm world. I got my friendlyarm tiny 6410sdk
yesterday and I started it up. icons where marked with question marks and
then I tried to install linux. I followed this steps:

1. Putting superboot-6410.bin on the SD card with the SD-Flash tool(i
downloaded the sd-flasher on the website in downloads
2. I have copied the images directory from the DVD which came along with
the board (so, the SD card contains a "images" directory in the root, under
that "Android" directory, "superboot-6410.bin" and "FriendlyARM.ini" (I'm
putting the contents of the ini file at the end of this post)
3. Inserting the SD card to the reader slot
4. Putting S2 switch to "SD-boot" state
5. Power on

and what I got is exactly one beep, LED 4  blinking and That is all. The
board stays in this state. I stoped it and I tried to boot now from nand
but I got just the symbol of linux on the screen and LED D1 alight and
that's all.

I realy don't know how can I proceed to get a linux fonctionning os on it?

ekhlesiaste.

Hi guys,
I tried to follow instructions as indicated in this website:
http://www.minidevs.com/minidevs/info202.html but when I tried to boot from
sd-card, I just got
a log:

Superboot-6410
ver: 1146
CPU: S3C6410 533MHz
RAM: 256MB
NAND: 2GB(MLC2) ID:ECD58472
Touch Device: 1-wire
LCD Type: H43(Auto)

and when I tried to boot from nand-flash i got another long log. when i
read it, i saw a part saying : 

s3c-fimc: i2c transfer error 

four times. as I told you i don't realy know anything about embedded
architecture. i would like to know what does it mean and how can I do?

excuse me for my english.

ekhlesiaste...

I'am just seing another thing in the log: 

/init: line 103: can't open /r/dev/console: no such file
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted do kill init!