Use `test' command to test for file existence instead of relying on the
old functionality of the `ext2load' command (which now reports an error
when attempting to load a zero length file).
Signed-off-by: Robert Beckett <bob.beckett@collabora.com>
Signed-off-by: Ian Ray <ian.ray@ge.com>
"if ext2load ${dev} ${devnum}:5 0x7000A000 /boot/console; " \
"then setenv quiet; fi\0" \
"hasfirstboot=" \
- "ext2load ${dev} ${devnum}:${partnum} 0x7000A000 " \
- "/boot/bootcause/firstboot\0" \
+ "test -e ${dev} ${devnum}:${partnum} /boot/bootcause/firstboot\0" \
"swappartitions=" \
"setexpr partnum 3 - ${partnum}\0" \
"failbootcmd=" \
"rootwait ${bootargs}\0" \
"doquiet=if ext2load ${dev} ${devnum}:5 0x7000A000 /boot/console; " \
"then setenv quiet; fi\0" \
- "hasfirstboot=ext2load ${dev} ${devnum}:${partnum} 0x7000A000 " \
- "/boot/bootcause/firstboot\0" \
+ "hasfirstboot=" \
+ "test -e ${dev} ${devnum}:${partnum} /boot/bootcause/firstboot\0" \
"swappartitions=setexpr partnum 3 - ${partnum}\0" \
"failbootcmd=" \
"cls; " \