* By default for some platforms U-boot assumes the kernel image is located in
the boot directory of the root filesystem.
* The kernel.bbclass already includes the kernel image in the /boot directory
but adds a version number to the file name.
* Create a symbolic link that names the kernel
On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 11:32 AM, Franklin S. Cooper Jr fcoo...@ti.com wrote:
* By default for some platforms U-boot assumes the kernel image is located in
the boot directory of the root filesystem.
* The kernel.bbclass already includes the kernel image in the /boot directory
but adds a
