You're right,
to be precise, the --no-gzip option was given to the wrapper script, the
option I gave to mkimage was -C none.
The change in the wrapper script was adding:
case "$platform" in
ubootraw)
rm -f "$ofile"
mkimage -A ppc -O linux -T kernel -C none -a -e \
$ub
Dear Matteo Fortini,
In message <497d9bc...@mta.it> you wrote:
>
> I built an uncompressed uImage using mkimage --no-gzip -C none in the
> wrapper scripts.
Hm... you must be using a funny version of mkimage, then. The cod in
mainline will bail out on "--no-gzip".
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Matteo Fortini wrote:
> Hi all,
> I built an uncompressed uImage using mkimage --no-gzip -C none in the
> wrapper scripts.
> Only, u-boot recognizes it as uncompressed and launches the kernel
> properly (it's around 4MB), but in the end linux just prints
> OK and stops.
Powerpc make compress the bi
Hi all,
I built an uncompressed uImage using mkimage --no-gzip -C none in the
wrapper scripts.
Only, u-boot recognizes it as uncompressed and launches the kernel
properly (it's around 4MB), but in the end linux just prints
OK
and stops.
Has anyone done the same?
Thanks ,
Matteo
Hi all,
I built an uncompressed uImage using mkimage --no-gzip -C none in the
wrapper scripts.
Only, u-boot recognizes it as uncompressed and launches the kernel
properly (it's around 4MB), but in the end linux just prints
OK
and stops.
Has anyone done the same?
Thanks ,
Matteo
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