Le 30/10/2013 17:37, Marcus Schäfer a écrit :
Hi,
Anything I did wrong here ? You should provide a DTB (device tree blob) to the kernel so that the kernel identify which board it is running on. Previously Linux kernel had board descriptions built-in, so no DTB were used. I thought kernel-exynos is still a kernel without device tree thought the device tree information is used on kernel-default only ?
All ARM boards should move to Device Tree more or less quickly. Some boards can still be booted with or without DT with the same kernel (beagle and panda for example) and there are some boards where DT is mandatory such as chromebook, Arndaleboard and now origen.
anyway how can I do this ? former kernel-exynos at least knows about the board (from 12.3)
Yes, legacy board support seems to have been dropped with 13.1 kernel for exynos boards (including origen). So, we must add a dtb package for Origen, add it to the image, configure u-boot to use it, rebuild the image and boot it. :) If you do not know how to do that, I could have a look at it. Guillaume
Thanks
Regards, Marcus
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