Hello all,<br> I just got a brand new GuruPlug a few days ago and I was hoping to install Fedora ARM on it as soon as possible. Well, the only problem is, I neglected to get the JTAG breakout box / cables required to get the U-Boot prompt and thus, as far as I can tell, can&#39;t do much about loading a new U-Boot version (hopefully to boot from microSD), putting a new U-Boot config, Linux kernel and accompanying rootfs on the NAND/external MicroSD card. I can see the /dev/mtd* devices from Debian 5.0.3, kernel 2.6.32-00007-g56678ec, but I have yet to write to them from my live system as I want to be absolutely sure about what I&#39;m doing on this front.<br>
<br>I&#39;d also like to know if I can use the internal NAND/external MicroSD card as one big device, as opposed to two seperate devices. I realize the NAND is not addressed as a block device, but if they both can contain filesystems, does that mean that I can use UnionFS (or something similiar) to bridge two seperate filesystems and divide the space taken up by data between the two storage devices?<br>
<br>If anyone could provide any more information on what I&#39;m attempting to do (flash NAND, reinstall OS) without a JTAG cable, either on a SheevaPlug or a GuruPlug (from what I&#39;ve read, they are nearly the same), it would be greatly appreciated.<br>
<br>Thanks to all of you guys for working out the kinks in Fedora ARM, and I&#39;m looking forward to using my favorite distro on the smallest PC I&#39;ve ever had...<br><br>Jon Hermansen<br>