Re: [Ltib] what's with the empty "bootable_kernel" file in the ISO?

[Kurt Mahan]

I should have deleted that directory -- it is less meaningful because
the BSP supports 3 different platforms, and provides pre-built images
for all three.

When I built the ISO I put all the images under images/<PLATFORM>/ :
    images/M5475EVB/rootfs.jffs2
    images/M5475EVB/uImage
    images/M5475EVB/u-boot.bin
    images/M5484LITE/uImage
    images/M5484LITE/u-boot.bin
    images/M5485EVB/rootfs.jffs2
    images/M5485EVB/uImage
    images/M5485EVB/u-boot.bin

Note that there is no rootfs.jffs2 for the 5484 platform due to platform
hardware limitations.

--Kurt


Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>
>   being incredibly pedantic (and not sure if this is off-topic or
> not), but i'm perusing the contents of the m54[78]x 20080811 ltib
> final ISO image (is there a shorter convention for referring to these
> things?), and i notice the file images/boot/bootable_kernel, which is
> entirely empty.
>
>   doesn't break anything, of course, just looks redundant.  is there
> some reason it's there?
>
> rday
>
>
>
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