bmap shortens the time required to flash an image. This can be useful when you need a fixed-size image, for example to update partitions with swupdate. Example usage: sudo bmaptool copy --bmap \ build

bmap shortens the time required to flash an image. This can be useful when you need a fixed-size image, for example to update partitions with swupdate. Example usage: sudo bmaptool copy --bmap \ build

Hi Jan, I put bmap-tools into WIC_IMAGER_INSTALL, good catch. [PATCH v2] bmap: generate bmap for wic images This patch was created against the next branch. Actuall, I couldn't test it on the next bran

bmap shortens the time required to flash an image because it skips areas with zeros. Example usage: sudo bmaptool copy --bmap \ build/tmp/deploy/images/iwg20m/cip-core-image-cip-core-iwg20m.wic.img.bm

Hi, There are methods to enlarge partitions on first boot, but if you prefer to have an image of fixed size (e.g. 4GB) the bmap tool is quite useful. It dramatically reduces the time required to flash

[snip] OK, I figured it out. I just had to define KERNEL_IMAGE="zImage" (so that it gets deployed) and then add that variable to IMAGE_BOOT_FILES. Thanks, Daniel

I added a revipe for building iwg20m's u-boot. This u-boot is very old (2013) and had some compile problems. - u-boot fatal error: linux/compiler-gcc6.h: No such file or directory - arm-linux-gnueabih

Hi Jan, I tried to add a recipe for iwg20m's u-boot. That board only supports version 2013.01 and does not support distro boot. There were a couple of build errors, one of them I couldn't easily solve

Hello Chris, <snip> OK, I will use that one then. Yeah, it's a bit risky. By the way, the u-boot in the board is from 2013. Is it possible to use a newer one? If yes, do you know the name of the confi

Thanks Jan! I will check your points and try to complete the porting.

Hi Jan, I am trying to port isar-cip-core to the iwg20m board. So far I managed to create a WIC SDCard image with 2 partitions: - boot: an VFAT partition to store the uImage and devicetree - root: the

Signed-off-by: Daniel Sangorrin <daniel.sangorrin@...> --- board-iwg20m.yml | 16 ++ conf/machine/iwg20m.conf | 19 ++ recipes-kernel/linux/files/iwg20m_defconfig | 230 ++++++++++++++++++++ wi

Add kas-docker to .gitignore so it does not show in git status Signed-off-by: Daniel Sangorrin <daniel.sangorrin@...> --- .gitignore | 1 + 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+) diff --git a/.gitign

To revert to version 4.4 users need to add :opt-4.4.yaml to the kas command line. Signed-off-by: Daniel Sangorrin <daniel.sangorrin@...> --- README.md | 2 +- conf/distro/cip-core.conf | 4 ++

Currently 4.4 is used by default, as specified in conf/distro/cip-core.conf. I guess you can override the PREFERRED_VERSION_linux variables on the board's yaml but having this as build option is conve

Hi Michael, Great work!! # Looking at "share/k8s/setup-host-binfmt/daemonset.yaml" I see that you must have run into some difficult problems. That sounds good to me. You can ask Jan for a user account

Hello Ben, Sorry for the delay, here is the configuration file for 4.19. If you prefer I can send it to you as a pull request or inline. Thanks, Daniel

Thanks for the update Diego. I have added some comments to the CIP wiki: https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/civilinfrastructureplatform/cip_comparison_report SZ, Iwamatsu-san: what is the status of the

Hi Jan, Francois: Grant: thanks! - arbitrary storage: I guess they can only write to what is supported by the machine's UEFI implementation. - updating only files on filesystem: I assume this is out o