Hi Christopher, by the way, once the rootfs is done, how do you turn this into an image ? Do you just mount the uSD card and copy the files ?
For myroot, I made the following three scripts: - mkjffs2: generates a JFFS2 image for GTA01 or GTA02 NAND - mkext2: makes a file containing an ext2 file system with the content of the rootfs plus a user-selectable amount of free space - mksd: takes a kernel and an ext2 image and generates an SD card image containing a partition table, a FAT partition with the kernel if using u-boot, and a partition for the ext2 file system mkext2 and mksd both are designed for the production of images one can download and copy directly to the device. Thus, they don't take into account device size (because it's unknown at the time the image is made, and the same image may be used with different devices). The JFFS2 image doesn't have this size issue because JFFS2 uses the whole device, even if the image is smaller. - Werner _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
