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May 04 14:20:40 <jeffsf> Does anyone know of an OpenWrt target that has a (third-stage) loader that U-Boot loads then it loads a kernel?
May 04 14:27:40 <jeffsf> (Thinking about dual-firmware boot for a NOR/NAND device w/o replacing OEM boot loader)
May 04 15:07:52 <gch981213> jeffsf: There is an LZMA loader but it won't load stuff from SPI NAND.
May 04 15:08:49 <Hell__> SPI NAND? O_o
May 04 15:08:54 <jeffsf> gch981213: Thanks -- Poking around, looking forward, so I can get a scheme for board naming for the legacy and OEM mess
May 04 15:09:13 <jeffsf> Yes, SPI NAND -- I've got it running under Linux 4.19 for ath79
May 04 15:09:34 <jeffsf> GigaDevice 1gb F-series
May 04 15:10:54 <gch981213> jeffsf: I added an SPI NAND to my mt7628 router. I just compiled a mainline u-boot, packed it with an uImage header and flashed it into where kernel supposed to go.
May 04 15:11:22 <jeffsf> Sounds like a fun project
May 04 15:11:41 <gch981213> And factory u-boot loads my u-boot which then loads kernel stored in SPI NAND.
May 04 15:12:46 <jeffsf> Yeah, that's the concept I've been poking at; tiny loader + one kernel on NOR that gets loaded by OEM U-Boot, then either loads NOR-based or NAND-based kernel
May 04 15:15:52 <jeffsf> Attractive to me when I build an unbootable image, but not clear if really any "general public" value
May 04 15:17:16 <jeffsf> Got spoiled working with the NAND-based EA8300 and a bad flash would "magically" fail-over to the other firmware
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