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Root file system is not mounted

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leelambjae
Contributor I

Hi 

We asked about root file system mount again.

We changed our bootm parameter but it didn't work yet.

We attach the image name what we use, boot script, and console window screen shot.

1.png

This is name of each image we use.

2.png

This is bootscript.

We make this bootscript using mkimage.

command is as follows:

~./mkimage -A ppc -T script -a 0 -e 0x40 -d bootscript.txt bootscript

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This is the console window what we get.

We can't mount root file system yet.

Could you tell us how to do it??

Second question is secure u-boot patch.

Secure booting and normal booting use the same file system. And normal booting works well, but secure booting didn't work. So we think that secure u-boot has problem. (Is this right?)

When we change secure u-boot, do we have to change secure u-boot based on sdk u-boot source code? Or can secure u-boot changed based on u-boot of DENX?

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Pavel
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

It looks like that your "bootm" command contains incorrect address for root file system.

Test your script if manually set commands from this script.


Have a great day,
Pavel Chubakov

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