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Zaurus - pdaXrom / Bootimage Creation Problem..
« on: July 19, 2006, 07:04:23 am »
i'm having some problem creating a bootimage..
when i make bootimage_targetinstall
i get this message
it seems like i'm missing some parameters..
PTXCONF_BOOTDISK_SECT &
PTXCONF_BOOTDISK_HEAD)
I manage to get autoboot.sh, rootfs.img, kernel.img, u-boot.bin but i;m missing
emergenc.img and updater.pro
I use the original beta4 emergenc.img and updater.pro..
The U-boot flashes ok.. but when i try to boot it up.. by holding ON and plug in the power and unhold ON.. it doesn't run emergency boot..
Any idea...?
I check updater.pro but don't understand what the numbers about...
Thanx
when i make bootimage_targetinstall
i get this message
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# concaternate stage1 and stage2 parts
#cp /mnt/hd/akita-rom/build/grub-0.93/stage1/stage1 /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img
#cat /mnt/hd/akita-rom/build/grub-0.93/stage2/stage2 >> /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img
# save image - it can be copied to a disk
#cp /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img.grub
# calculate size of "free" space and fill with 0xFF
#/bin/ls -l /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img | \
#awk '{size = $5} END{size = **512 - size;for (i = 0; i < size; i++) printf ("\xff")}' >> /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img
awk '{size = 0} END{size = **512 - size;for (i = 0; i < size; i++) printf ("\xff")}' >> /mnt/hd/akita-rom/bootdisk/boot.img
awk: cmd. line:1: {size = 0} END{size = **512 - size;for (i = 0; i < size; i++) printf ("\xff")}
awk: cmd. line:1: ^ syntax error
make: *** [/mnt/hd/akita-rom/state/bootdisk.targetinstall] Error 1when i check the rules/bootimage.makeit seems like i'm missing some parameters..
PTXCONF_BOOTDISK_SECT &
PTXCONF_BOOTDISK_HEAD)
I manage to get autoboot.sh, rootfs.img, kernel.img, u-boot.bin but i;m missing
emergenc.img and updater.pro
I use the original beta4 emergenc.img and updater.pro..
The U-boot flashes ok.. but when i try to boot it up.. by holding ON and plug in the power and unhold ON.. it doesn't run emergency boot..
Any idea...?
I check updater.pro but don't understand what the numbers about...
Thanx
