On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 5:33 AM, Milo Casagrande
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> I have a question though: I was looking at the hwpack used by the LAVA
> job you pointed us, but that hardware pack does not contain any
> information about dtb file (if you open the hwpack and look at the
> metadata file, no DTB file is listed there). Is this supposed to be so
> for Origen hwpacks? The hwpack configuration file (both version 2 and
> the latest version 3) supports the definition of a DTB file that will be
> copied in the boot directory.
You'd need the dtb_file to be part of the hwpack, like how it's done
for the leb-origen hwpack:
dtb_file: lib/firmware/*-lt-origen/device-tree/exynos4210-origen.dtb
Guess if you're not creating the hwpack yourself, we'd need to use one
as reference that correctly points out the device tree at the meta
file.
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 5:33 AM, Milo Casagrande
<email address hidden> wrote:
> I have a question though: I was looking at the hwpack used by the LAVA
> job you pointed us, but that hardware pack does not contain any
> information about dtb file (if you open the hwpack and look at the
> metadata file, no DTB file is listed there). Is this supposed to be so
> for Origen hwpacks? The hwpack configuration file (both version 2 and
> the latest version 3) supports the definition of a DTB file that will be
> copied in the boot directory.
You'd need the dtb_file to be part of the hwpack, like how it's done *-lt-origen/ device- tree/exynos4210 -origen. dtb
for the leb-origen hwpack:
dtb_file: lib/firmware/
Guess if you're not creating the hwpack yourself, we'd need to use one
as reference that correctly points out the device tree at the meta
file.