Hi,
(What I didn't mention before: the BSP is on ptxdist 2017.09.0.)
Am Montag, 16. Oktober 2017, 14:40:51 CEST schrieb Michael Olbrich:
> The only place ptxdist creates a series file, is, when it cannot find one
> (This is in scripts/lib/ptxd_make_world_patchin.sh line 282). In that case,
> you should see a warning, when it is created. Maybe PTXCONF_KERNEL_SERIES
> is not set correctly?
This is set to: series${PTXDIST_PLATFORMSUFFIX}
So:
$ p print PTXDIST_PLATFORMSUFFIX
.at91foo
$ p print PTXCONF_KERNEL_SERIES
"series.at91foo"
$ ls -l patches/linux-4.9.47/series.at91foo
-rw-r--r-- 1 adahl adahl 18229 Sep 29 11:33 patches/linux-4.9.47/
series.at91foo
If I just drop the kernel prepare stage and execute it again, this 'series'
file is not created.
But, what I found, after you mentioned this warning, which should come:
-----------------------------
target: kernel-header.extract
-----------------------------
extract: pkg_src=/home/adahl/[…]/linux-4.9.47.tar.xz
extract: pkg_extract_dir=XXX/platform-at91foo/build-target/kernel-
header-4.9.47
ptxdist: error: series file for 'XXX/patches/linux-4.9.47' is missing
There's no option to the set the series file for the kernel header package,
like for the kernel package.
As a workaround: I looked which selects the kernel-header package here and it
seems it is only oprofile, which I only need for debugging. So for now I
deactivate the kernel header package, which circumvents my initial problem,
this also saves quite some build time. :-)
Would still be interesting to look, why the kernel-header package ignores the
right series file somehow, and creates a new one which applies the same
patches.
Greets
Alex
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