Hei hei, Am Sonntag, 17. November 2019, 23:22:30 CET schrieb Winston Gao: > I am trying to create a bootstrap image for iMX6 and the command mkimage > fails like below:
mkimage as you call it for a legacy image takes a binary file and puts a special 64 byte header in front of it. This way U-Boot can load it at runtime or you can load it from U-Boot commandline. > $ mkimage -n imximage.cfg -T imximage -e 0x17000000 -d overlay_img > bootstrap_img.bin Error: imximage.cfg[1] - Invalid command(/*) What's the content of that 'overlay_img' file? Besides: I would not name the resulting file .bin but .uimg to see it's a U- Boot image "container" file. > Further investigation shows that the error is caused by that there is c-type > comments (/*...*/) in imximage.cfg file. When I remove all the c-type > comments in the file, it works fine. Well, -n sets a name in the image header. I guess you have those '/*...*/' in your file 'overlay_img'? > u-boot document does say that imximage.cfg accept comment line starting with > '#' in the file. However, that file, which is coming together with u-boot > source has c-type comments. I am thinking the file is involved in some > u-boot compiling. How to convert that file to remove all the c-type > comments automatically so it can be used in mkimage command? Recent U-Boot source tree has over 30 files named 'imximage.cfg', which one do you refer to? Kind regards Alex _______________________________________________ U-Boot mailing list [email protected] https://lists.denx.de/listinfo/u-boot
