On 01/01/14 21:00, jordon wrote: > This week I tried building the current armv7 code for my BeagleBone > Black. I recently learned about the additional requirements for > building the armv7 kernel (FAQ 12.5). I gave it a try using a 64GB > uSD card. The first time, the “make bsd.umg” ran out of space, as > the installer’s auto partition settings only gave it 2G. I did a > fresh install, giving /usr/src 6G instead of 2. This time, it > worked, but the “cp bsd.umg /mnt” failed because bsd.umg is 4G, but > sd0i is only 16M (also set by auto partitioning on the installer). > > What did I do wrong? > > Jordon >
"bad timing". Just went through that myself. Ryan McBride just committed a fix to mkuboot which fixes that problem. For a quick fix, cd /usr/src/usr.sbin/mkuboot cvs up -Pd # you should get a new usr.sbin/mkuboot/copy_elf.c make clean make obj make make install now "make bsd.umg" on your existing kernel should work fine. Nick.
