Boot Failure

[Mitch Bradley]

The fact that it is trying to boot from the wireless device means that 
it didn't find /boot/olpc.fth on either USB, SD, or NAND.

What happens if you type:

ok dir n:\boot\


starsu at media.mit.edu wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I updated build 613 into 650 on B4 Machine. For some time, it worked
> well. However, after several reboots, when XO restarts, the following
> boot error occurs.
>
> Boot device: /usb/wlan Arguments:
> Scan for: OLPCOFW
> Cannot find: OLPCOFW
> <buffer at ff838c2d>:0:
> Can't open boot device
>
> Can you kindly let me know how to deal with this boot problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sung-Hyuck
>
>
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