Help：
When I was setting up the Yocto environment according to the Linux BSP 43.0 User Manual for S32G2 platforms, I was unable to repo properly, but the network was working properly. Is this method still feasible?
In addition, I attempted to compile an image file for Qspi startup without relying on the Yocto environment, and compiled relevant files such as uboot, kernel, TFA (bl2, fip) according to the manual. But it seems that there is no method for building a root file system in the manual, so I used busybox to create a universal embedded root file system and used the "dd" command to integrate various files into a. bin file according to the following memory layout.
" For QSPI, the image layout is organized as follows:
BL2 [0x0000_0000 : 0x000d_0000]
FIP [0x000d_0000 : 0x002a_0000]
U-Boot Env [0x002a_0000 : 0x002b_0000]
Kernel [0x002b_0000 : 0x0138_0000]
DTB [0x0138_0000 : 0x013b_0000]
Rootfs [0x013b_0000 : 0x032c_0000]
PFE-Firmware [0x032c_0000 : 0x0400_0000] "
I don't have the PFE Firmware file.
My board is S32G-VNP-RDB2S32G-VNP-RDB2. When burned onto the development board, there was no response. Is my operating procedure normal?
Thank you.
