kernel config for arm/mtd/jffs2?
Could someone post their .config for an arm based machine with NAND enabled?
I have an S3C2410 board with AMD29LV NOR (u-Boot) and 64MBs of K9F1208 NAND. I load u-boot from NOR and try to boot a JFFS2 rootfs on the second partition. After much messing about I finally got to the point where the kernel no longer flips out when I point it to the jffs2 partition (I was using the wrong page size with mkfs.jffs2 so oob was all messed up). I can boot to ramdisk and mount the jffs2 parition without complaint but I can't seem to get the kernel to use it as a rootfs as boot time. I just get the "can't open initial console" and kernel panic due to not syncing. The bootargs I use are console=ttySAC0 init=/bin/ash root=mtd1 rootfstype=jffs2 busybox is installed and there is a link to busybox from /bin/ash. I'm thinking I'm probably just missing something in the filesystem or mtd section of the kernel config and I'm hoping that seeing a working config would help me figure out what it is. |
Oops, I shoudl mention. I turned off module support in the kernel so everything is compiled in and I don't need an initrd.
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Well, I found my problem and it wasn't anything to do with the kernel. There was no console node in /dev so its kind of hard for it to open a console 8)
mknod console c 5 1 Boots just fine! Of course, I had to add a few other nodes like mtdblockx and mmcblk0px etc but console was the big problem. |
Hi,
I am usig the same board and face almost the same problem. i have made the jffs2 file system but have used the defaut page size,ust reset the eraseblock size to 16k,i am a newbie and don not kno where is the messing done,because when i boot the kernel(with all the support for the jffs2 FS,it doesnot bootup,even I am not able to load the kernel o the ram, i dun kno if i have messed up the kernel compilation too) the command used for jffs2 making is: mkfs.jffs2 -o /root/rootfs.jffs2 -e 0x4000 -n -d/test/ /test is arbitary directory made is that wrong. in the /test i have copied the direcory structure. can u please temme the configuration of the kernel for the same... i will be waiting... thanks i advance kamlendu |
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