Black sheevaplug ESATA - Problems on boot from NAND - debian 2.6.32.8

[NewIT_Marcus]

The prebuilt kernels are much simpler to use.

[fabaplug]

eureka eureka eureka!!!!!
i have FIX ALL!!!!!
esata-uboot 3.4.16 from newit and esia ubuntu 9.04 install and 2.6.34.6 README script from http://sheeva.with-linux.com/sheeva/
ALL is done and i have esata functionality as well....
After a week of hard work.....so as soon as possible i want write a guide for all users to update esata black sheevaplug!

Now i have an other question:
SanDisk SDHC 4GB class 4 FAT32 in uboot prompt with "mmcinit" give me error!
How can fix this???

Thanks to all NewIt staff
Fabio

[NewIT_Marcus]

Now i have an other question:
SanDisk SDHC 4GB class 4 FAT32 in uboot prompt with "mmcinit" give me error!
How can fix this???

What is the error message, in full?

[fabaplug]

Marvell>> mmcinit
Error! cmd : 8, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 55, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 41, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
Error! cmd : 1, err : 0201
No MMC card found
Marvell>>

[NewIT_Marcus]

Well, the message ("No MMC card found") is plain and so long as you have a correct version of U-Boot (you have the mmcinit command, so the version should be good), you should be able to see the card.

The formatting shouldn't matter (so far as device detection is concerned), but FAT32 won't be a suitable choice for a boot device. Is the card read correctly from a booted system?

Try another card.