I have created kernel with an initramfs bundled that uses "initramfs-live-boot" to search for a "root.img" file on any mounted media devices (/media/*/root.img). I have added some rules to udev to automount a block device correctly.
However, when I attempt to create the live image, it depends on syslinux, which isn't available for ARM. ERROR: Nothing PROVIDES 'syslinux' ERROR: syslinux was skipped: incompatible with host arm-poky-linux-gnueabi (not in COMPATIBLE_HOST) I have the following in my image. IMAGE_FSTYPES = "live" Why do we need the syslinux dependency? I have already booted my kernel via u-boot, so it seems unnecessary. Is there another IMAGE_FSTYPE that is compatible with the "initramfs-live-boot" package? cramfs? If so, do I need to change the "init-live.sh" script in "initramfs-live-boot" to support this new file type? Thanks, Paul Knopf Software Engineer Med X Change, Inc pkn...@medxchange.com
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