Hello,
> You have to use a serial console. These systems you are emulating do
> not have graphics at all as far as I know.
Thank you very much, I have it working now. But I am surprised that the setup
was easier with wheezy kernel (which did not require to append "console=..."
to kernel comman
-armhf.img,if=sd -net
none -kernel /localhome/cpleger/armhf/vmlinuz -initrd
/localhome/cpleger/armhf/initrd.gz -append root=/dev/ram -name
"jessie-armhf" -dtb /localhome/cpleger/armhf/vexpress-v2p-ca15-tc1.dtb
This, like all attempts before, just results in a blank VM screen.
Regards
Christoph Pleger
Hello,
I created a qemu armhf virtual machine, with machine type vexpress-a9 and
CPU cortex-a9. I first attempted to install the VM by using the jessie
debian-installer, but the VM did not boot. As is was not sure if I had the
correct files vmlinuz and initrd for jessie, I tried wheezy instead, an
Hello,
> It depends on how you've configured u-boot. Connect to u-boot and run:
>
> printenv bootcmd
>
> If it looks like this:
>
> bootcmd=setenv bootargs ${bootargs_console}; run bootcmd_usb; bootm
> 0x0080 0x0110
>
> (bootcmd_usb might be bootcmd_mmc or bootcmd_sata)
It is bootcmd_mmc
Hello,
I already posted my question on debian-us...@lists.debian.org, but
probably here is a better place:
I want to enable apparmor on my SheevaPlug device. This requires the
kernel command line parameters "apparmor=1 security=apparmor" to be set.
But I do not know how to set kernel command line
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