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Old 09-23-2014, 10:03 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by scottzhao View Post
I can stop at Uboot and input bist, result is as follows, is there any thing I can do in with bist command?
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bist >
The "bist command" is just a full build of u-boot.

If you mean: "Anything I can do to fix the device partition errors"
Answer: No.
(at least not without the Kindle's address map while in bist)

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You could change the kernel command line to make it stay in its ram-resident initramfs mode and not continue to boot one of the on-flash systems.

But you don't need to do that, just don't interrupt the boot sequence until you see the kernel's first prompt (issued from initramfs mode, to stop the kernel's boot sequence at that point).
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