On 8/19/19 1:35 PM, Andy Pont wrote:
Bas wrote...
You need to specify KERNEL_DEVICETREE=imx6qp-sabresd.dts in your
local.conf
The reason is that the default DTS file (imx6qp-sabresd-btwifi.dts in
this case) is not available in the kernel version you choose.
I can try adding that and seeing if it resolves the problem.
It also makes me wonder why you are using the linux-fslc-lts-4.19
instead of the default.
By default it is building a kernel that, according to uname, is 4.9.67
which is along way behind the information on the front page of
www.kernel.org that has the latest 4.9.x kernel at 4.9.189.
Ah, I assumed the default to be at the 4.9-2.3.x-imx branch. That one is
based upon 4.9.166, which is much more close to the latest upstream.
With the 4.9.67b kernel that is being built, the Timesys Vigiles service
reports a large number of kernel issues that have been fixed in later
versions.
A recent kernel from a longterm branch is probable the best to have.
However, I feel that it is mostly important later in the development.
Starting with defaults usually gets you going without too much hassle.
For small, short-lived projects, starting with any LTS kernel is fine as
long as you get to a recent one before release. With larger and
long-living developments, you have to cater for major kernel version
jumps anyway.
-Andy.
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