You would probably be better off just building a kernel with a standard config
as a starter. Then you will get the kernel source code in a subdirectory of
build/tmp/work-common. Copy that source code tree in a separate location.
Put your original config in the tree and ”make _defconfig”.
Hi I have a long standing project in which I used petalinux 2018.3 to setup my
kernel configuration. I've now migrated to a full yocto build flow using the
various meta-xilinx layers (on the honister branch). I'd like to take my old
4.14 .config file and use it as a starting point for the
Unfortunately, the zynqmp.dtsi from your git repo used in the device-tree
generation does not include the input.h, and input.h is not even copied to the
build/device-tree/include directory.
Best Regards
Ulf Samuelsson
> 13 dec. 2022 kl. 02:28 skrev Mark Hatle :
>
> As Sandeep indicated,
Ok.
I am starting to think that this can be a version problem. My .xsa is from
vivado 2020.1 and i am trying to use 2022.2 releases from meta-xilinx.
Sandeep, indeed my uart 1 is not enabled on Vivado design. I will try to use
uart 0. As soon i do that, i will update the result here.
Thanks
