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Towards Microcore on Allwinner A10
caminati:
Thanks, it boots fine for me.
I notice that you didn't take my last image as a starting point: there is an error in init.d/rcS coming frome my previous posts, and zram/zcache are missing.
--- Quote from: roberts on August 25, 2012, 06:26:36 PM ---OK. I did a du -h on first( only) partition. Results 5.8MB so I rounded 6 +1 = 7MB
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You rounded to 6: you mean that you re-created, using fdisk, a 6Mb partition?
Because only after that you can be sure to catch everything.
caminati:
--- Quote from: suzuke on August 25, 2012, 11:40:53 PM ---
I have tested roberts's image on my gemei G2, but it reboots again and again for loop.
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If it reboots after loading the kernel (screen on, usb flashing, etc...), and with a wait time of 10 seconds, it could be the panic=10 in boot.scr.
In this case, the kernel panic could be due to something wrong with uCore or uImage.
Since it works for other people, are you sure you had no IO errors when writing Robert's image to mmc?
suzuke:
--- Quote from: caminati on August 26, 2012, 03:23:10 AM ---If it reboots after loading the kernel (screen on, usb flashing, etc...), and with a wait time of 10 seconds, it could be the panic=10 in boot.scr.
In this case, the kernel panic could be due to something wrong with uCore or uImage.
Since it works for other people, are you sure you had no IO errors when writing Robert's image to mmc?
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I re-download the image, it works fine now.
Maybe it has something wrong when downloading it.
On the other hand, I still do not have luck to change the font.
Is the font needed to be converted under a arm-system ?
caminati:
--- Quote from: suzuke on August 26, 2012, 10:28:44 PM ---On the other hand, I still do not have luck to change the font.
Is the font needed to be converted under a arm-system ?
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No, actually I myself converted the provided fonts on a x86.
Please, describe your problem more accurately: "no luck" means no terminal at all or the old font persisting? What happens when you apply your font?
Did you check the font file's permissions?
roberts:
--- Quote from: caminati on August 26, 2012, 03:13:32 AM ---Thanks, it boots fine for me.
I notice that you didn't take my last image as a starting point: there is an error in init.d/rcS coming frome my previous posts, and zram/zcache are missing.
--- Quote from: roberts on August 25, 2012, 06:26:36 PM ---OK. I did a du -h on first( only) partition. Results 5.8MB so I rounded 6 +1 = 7MB
--- End quote ---
You rounded to 6: you mean that you re-created, using fdisk, a 6Mb partition?
Because only after that you can be sure to catch everything.
--- End quote ---
Actually I made an 8MB partition to test with. And I used 8MB to dd the download img file.
root@dev:/home/tc# df -h /mnt/sdc1/
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdc1 8.0M 5.8M 2.1M 73% /mnt/sdc1
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