+++ Neil Williams [2012-06-06 08:04 +0100]:
> On Wed, 6 Jun 2012 02:35:16 +0100
> Wookey <wookey@wookware.org> wrote:
>
> > So I tried building trunk with defaults except setting
> > BR2_VARIANT_CUED=y
> > BR2_BUILDROOT_NOV_2011=y
> > BR2_OPENOCD=y
> > # BR2_ROOTFS_YCT is not set
> >
> > i.e we also have:
> > BR2_KERNEL_2.6.37.6=y
> > BR2_YAFFS_2011-02-09=y
> >
> > Should I expect this to work?
>
> I haven't done any CUED builds for ages, also haven't been doing stuff
> in trunk/ for almost as long.
>
> However, I just tried a similar CUED build in trunk and
> configBalloon3-CUED-2010.11 does not exist anywhere in my tree, so that
> code doesn't get called.
>
> > if [ -f configBalloon3-CUED-2011.11 ]; then \
> > cp configBalloon3-CUED-2011.11 /home/wookey/projects/balloon/svn/trunk/build/buildroot/buildroot-2011.11/.config; \
> > else \
> > cp configBalloon3-2011.11 /home/wookey/projects/balloon/svn/trunk/build/buildroot/buildroot-2011.11/.config; \
> > fi;
>
> That logic looks, umm, borked. If file exists, copy it - else copy it
> anyway? That else can't be being called.
>
> FTR it's the same code in the menuconfig2 branch which I am building
> quite often recently, without problems.
>
> > cp: cannot create regular file `/home/wookey/projects/balloon/svn/trunk/build/buildroot/buildroot-2011.11/.config': No such file or directory
OK, so the problem here is that
/home/wookey/projects/balloon/svn/trunk/build/buildroot/buildroot-2011.11
does not get created. Only
/home/wookey/projects/balloon/svn/trunk/build/buildroot/buildroot-2010.11
does, which seems wrong to me. The config seems to have downloaded the
2010.11 version of buildroot, and unpacked it, but then notices a bit
later in the build that 2011.11 was configured and tries to use the
config and dir for that. The config exists but the dir doesn't.
Discouraged by this, and having a loon that works fine until it tries
to mount yaffs in the real kernel where it segfaults and dies in
yaffscheckpoint, I tried a few other apporaches:
a) mount YAFFS FS in initrd kernel, check it was OK and unmount, in
case on-flash corruption was the issue. Didn't help
b) set the rootfsflags=no-checkpoint-read option to skip that bit. No
joy.
c) load up the 1.0 release kernel from the website for a reality check.
This was fairly painless but it fails badly:
nand_get_flash_type: second ID read did not match 8d,8f against 8f,8f
No NAND device found!!!
quickly followed by:
VFS: Cannot open root device "mtdblock1" or unknown-block(0,0)
This kernel
(
http://balloonboard.org/files/balloon3/distro/rel-v1.0/binaries/kernel/)
is 2.6.29.1-pxa270 from May 2010. Seems odd that it can't recognise the
flash on old CUED boards that earlyier kernels could. Looks like we
screwed up there.
Any idea what's wrong there?
So I'm back to trying to build current and see what happens...
Wookey
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