On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:37 PM, Marc Kleine-Budde <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 09/03/2015 09:20 AM, Hardik A Gohil wrote: > >> I see two options: > >> Let ptxdist generate a tar.gz of the rootfs. The rootfs has proper > >> owner/permissions and device node inside. You can do what ever you want > >> with this. > > > Yes now I am generating tar.gz of the rootfs and passing the tar ball to > > other team to add the application. > > Are you using ptxdist to generate the tar.gz? > Yes first i am generating tar.gz file using ptxdist. > > > and they are generating root.ubifs using the following script > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > LEB_SIZE="126976" > > MINIMUM_IO_UNIT_SIZE="2048" > > MAX_LEB_COUNT="3929" > > EXTRA_ARGS=" -F" > > ROOTFS=root.ubifs > > FS_SOURCE_PATH=$HOME/Downloads/root > > #FS_SOURCE_PATH=$HOME/tmp > > > MKFS_UBIFS=/opt/PHYTEC_BSPs/phyCORE-AM335x-PD13.1.2/platform-phyCORE-AM335x/sysroot-host/sbin/mkfs.ubifs > > > > $MKFS_UBIFS -d $FS_SOURCE_PATH -e $LEB_SIZE -m $MINIMUM_IO_UNIT_SIZE -c > > $MAX_LEB_COUNT $EXTRA_ARGS -o $ROOTFS > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > After root.ubifs loaded to target permissions are missing in few folders. > > Are you extracting the tarball and creating the ubifs in one go in a > fakeroot environment? > Then extract the root.tgz , add applications and create the root.ubifs image using the above script. > > -- Regards Hardik A Gohil Willowglen Msc Bhd
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