imx6dl Yocto - steps required for jffs2 rootfs or other partition support on micro SD card

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imx6dl Yocto - steps required for jffs2 rootfs or other partition support on micro SD card

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bryanfishell
Contributor I

Hi - 

I am not sure how to configure my bitbake recipe to have the rootfs image formatted for jffs2 on a micro SD card. Can someone please advise on the steps needed to modify this in my recipe?

Setup: 

  • DISTRO_VERSION = 2.2.1
  • Kernel Version = 4.1-2.0 (obtained from "bitbake -e virtual/kernel | grep "^PV"
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joanxie
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do you want to create jfss2 by yocto, right? if yes try to add IMAGE_FSTYPES += "jffs2" in your local.conf


					
				
			
			
				
			
			
				
			
			
			
			
			
			
		

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bryanfishell
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Hi Joan - 

Thank you for your help - that does indeed work. However, I get an error during boot indicating that it is unable to mount jffs2 as the rootfs (based on trying ext3, ext4 and a few others according to the kernel log). Am I missing a step, as in another configuration item telling the kernel what valid filesystems to attempt to mount?

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joanxie
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if you use mfgtool, maybe you need to write rootfs to a specific partition and boot kernel by jumping to its location in memory, I'm not sure how you do this, maybe you can check this

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