[android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-08-09 Thread Ian
Ashwin, I appreciate if you can point me further I successfully compiled u-boot.bin, uImage, system.img, ramdisk.img, userdata.img for Marvell Littleton. And my MTD partitions look like this # cat /proc/mtd # dev:size erasesize name # mtd0: 0010 0002 "Bootloader" # mtd1: 0030

[android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-08-09 Thread Ian
Ashwin, I appreciate if you can point me further I successfully compiled u-boot.bin, uImage, system.img, ramdisk.img, userdata.img for Marvell Littleton. And my MTD partitions look like this # cat /proc/mtd # dev:size erasesize name # mtd0: 0010 0002 "Bootloader" # mtd1: 0030

Re: [android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-07-30 Thread padmapriyak
Hi, Followed the steps as explained but got the following error. Warning: unable to open an initial console. init: cannot open '/initlogo.rle' Sending SIGBUS to "app_process" due to unaligned access (PC 7000ec36 PR 70001830) Sending SIGBUS to "installd" due to unaligned access (PC 7000ec36 PR

Re: [android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-07-29 Thread padmapriyak
Hi all, I compiled st linux (android patch )kernel for sh4 architecture ( ST7109 ) and got uImage. Also I compiled android sdk for sh4 architecture and got three images ramdisk.img,system.img,userdata.img. I have the board up and running with my u-boot and St linux2.4 (patched for android) a

Re: [android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-07-29 Thread Sreekanth W
> *How do i use the images ramdisk.img,system.img,userdata.img to boot android > through _NFS_*_. For NFS Boot, boot args should be some thing like this: root=/dev/nfs rw nfsroot=: ip=dhcp init=/init console=ttyS2, 115200n8 noinitrd Make sure that you have exported your NFS server in /etc/exports

[android-porting] Re: how to flash the RFS

2010-07-28 Thread Srikant
>1) now the question is should i write all my RFS specific img's ie system.img, > userdata.img, ramdisk.img to the same "ROOT" partition or should it be in > different partition. See a sample NAND MTD partition table from the kernel logs: Creating 7 MTD partitions on "NAND 256MiB 3,3V 8-bit": 0x0