LTIB Error - RPM-FS

[gláuberazevedo]

Hello,

Could someone help me with the LTIB for iMX28?

I'm using Ubuntu12.04 and I'm getting some error with rpm-fs.

Log:

"

Processing platform: host support

===================================

Processing: rpm-fs

====================

ERROR: /tmp/rpm-gbrennon/RPMS/x86_64/rpm-fs-4.0.4-1.x86_64.rpm

would clobber '/reescale/ltib'

traceback:

main::check_host_clobber:2676

  main::build_rpm:906

   main::f_buildrpms:980

    main::check_rpm_setup:2407

     main::host_checks:1423

      main:542

Started: Tue Jan  8 15:26:08 2013

Ended:   Tue Jan  8 15:26:09 2013

Elapsed: 1 seconds

"

[everlook]

As Otavio pointed out I would recommend you take a look at Yocto.  I was able to get the Yocto build system running on Ubuntu 12.04 without issue.  Just follow the Yocto Quick Start guide.  The meta-fsl-arm build for the MX53 built without issue and booted right up.  I plan on testing the MX28 soon as well.

Good luck,

Jeff

[OtavioSalvador]

Yes; it is very easy to build ready to use images and it is also very flexible.

For iMX28 we have ready to use linux-3.7 with most hw supported so it might be good to test as well.

[MichaelOConnor]

Hello Gláuber ,

I would often find that LTIB would fail because I needed to install a required package. After installing the missing package LTIB would fail as you saw because it refused to overwrite a file it had created on the previous attempt. Just delete the entire LTIB created file structure and start from scratch.

Regards,

Mike

[saurabh206]

Hi,

Following link will be useful to you.

https://community.freescale.com/docs/DOC-1442

Thanks,

Saurabh

[OtavioSalvador]

Hello gláuberazevedo,

I am not a LTIB user but a Yocto developer and I'd like to ask you to give a try in Yocto. It provides full support for newer host distributions and has a very updated software stack. We have add support for mx28evk and it should be easy for you to give it a try.

You can check more at Freescale/fsl-community-bsp-platform · GitHub as it has a small documentation how to start. If you want to learn more about Yocto itself you can learn more at https://www.yoctoproject.org/documentation/current.

Regards,