@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ To avoid this problem there are two solution:
1 - reset `bootcount` env on each boot of Linux OS, adding the command `nv setenv bootcount 0` on `rc35` file\
2 - disable `bootlimit` env setting it to `0`. Can be done with command `nv set bootlimit 0` on Linux OS\
I prefer first solution, because if you screw up the `mtd3` partition with wrongs values, doing a fast swap for ten times (so avoid full Linux OS boot) will erase config partition an start the stick in factory default
I prefer first approach, because if you screw up the `mtd3` partition with wrongs values, doing a fast swap for ten times (avoiding full Linux OS boot) will erase config partition and in sequential boot restore factory defaults