Re: [Ltib] building images

[Stuart Hughes]

Hi Jonathan,

How are you doing your deployment (booting your board)?

As you observe your package is in rootfs/usr/bin.  This is the area you 
can use for NFS deployment.  Unless you have changed the spec file, ltib 
will not rebuild your package again as there's nothing to do.

If you're doing RAMdisk or jffs2 deployment, gain the filesystem image 
will not be rebuilt unless something has changed.

What are you expecting (wanting) to be rebuilt?

Why do you think it needs to rebuild?

BTW: if you accidentally deleted your rootfs image and you wanted to 
force the rebuild of ramdisk/jffs2 image you can say:

$ ./ltib --deploy

see: ./ltib -h

Regards, Stuart

Jonathan Richardson wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  
>
> I’m using ltib with the Freescale MX31. I’ve added my own package and it 
> builds properly with prep, scbuild, deploy, etc. If I list the packages 
> it shows up in the list fine. How does my executable get into the image? 
> It is deployed properly (ie- it gets copied to rootfs/usr/bin. But the 
> image never gets regenerated when I do a ./ltib. It seems that the 
> zImage gets copied from some location  because the time stamp is old. 
> Even if I delete the previous image from the ‘tmp’ directory and the 
> ‘rpm’ directory it still gets recreated somehow with an old timestamp 
> and the size of it hasn’t changed to reflect the new executable I added. 
> I also tried I tried doing a ltib –m clean and that deleted the rootfs 
> but still the image won’t get generated. None of my symbols show up in 
> the System.map file. How can I force regeneration of the image?
>
>  
>
> Thanks
>
>
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