TEN,
Yes.
Right, only u-boot.
Your Arch install is too old. They have moved on to systemd, so pacman -Syu won't work right away.
If your USB is hosed now then either get my Debian rootfs mentioned above or the latest Arch rootfs, put it on newly formatted Ext3 USB stick and boot back into Linux. Install mtd-utils to get flash tools. Then install new u-boot.
BTW, the Pogo E02 case could be in either: grey, black, or pink color.
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> So the arcNumber=3542 and NAND layout are correct
> and compatible as they are for your uboot & Debian
> 3.14, i.e. I should go ahead (even within Arch)
> with uboot.2014.01-tld-1.pogo_e02.bodhi.tar
Yes.
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> install onto a second USB stick (i.e. only uboot
> goes into NAND [/dev/mtd0], but neither Arch's nor
> Debian's kernel on Kirkwood) ?
Right, only u-boot.
Your Arch install is too old. They have moved on to systemd, so pacman -Syu won't work right away.
If your USB is hosed now then either get my Debian rootfs mentioned above or the latest Arch rootfs, put it on newly formatted Ext3 USB stick and boot back into Linux. Install mtd-utils to get flash tools. Then install new u-boot.
BTW, the Pogo E02 case could be in either: grey, black, or pink color.