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Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible?

PostPosted: 05 May 2013, 02:33
by xury
Hi.
I successfully modifying FW for my device based SDK4 and 1185 Jupiter SoC.
But in squashfs root file system and the modifications are not comfortable.
So I got the idea to do the same as it is for example in amp_r10_hd2
So to apply any yaffs2 images and bin.squash be mounted "on the fly" as a loop device.Is there a chance to make it work on Jupiter Soc?

By the way, can I ask you for a permission for transplant amp_r10 kernel modules?
Yes I know I act like a leech, but I have so much ability as you.

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 05 May 2013, 09:11
by FarVoice
On amp we use modded install_a, it's use all avaiable flash
For 1185 we have not a same install_a :(

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 06 May 2013, 05:06
by Virtual
By the way, can I ask you for a permission for transplant amp_r10 kernel modules?
Yes I know I act like a leech, but I have so much ability as you.


Without problems
Only is cautious! The part module has hardware dependence. mars SOC only

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 06 May 2013, 17:28
by xury
Thank you Virtual. I mean about WLAN drivers.
I checked and working well. To be working with hotplug I need update modules.alias, modules.dep and modules.usbmap ?

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 06 May 2013, 18:38
by Virtual
xury wrote:Thank you Virtual. I mean about WLAN drivers.
I checked and working well. To be working with hotplug I need update modules.alias, modules.dep and modules.usbmap ?


No, only new compilation hotplug
Or to use the mechanism fhotplug from moS
:mrgreen:

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 06 May 2013, 22:02
by xury
Ok. MoS will be embedded in FW too. So fork hotplug should work, and load modules automatically ?

Re: Creating firmware like amp line but for 1185 - possible

PostPosted: 06 May 2013, 23:52
by FarVoice
nop. you must write your script to hotplug event - see mos/etc/hotplug/....