Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of newport/boot
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- 08/01/2018 04:41:48 PM (6 years ago)
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v9 v10 131 131 Gateworks releases disk images that can be easily flashed using the U-Boot Bootloader (see [wiki:newport#serial-ethernet here]). These disk images contain a partition table so they are tailored to the specific device size they are intended for. Additionally they are configured for a small partition size to keep flash programming time at a minimum. This requires resizing the rootfs filesystem in order to take advantage of the remaining flash space. 132 132 133 Once you have a root filesystem directory/tarball and have a kernel Image you can create a compressed disk image that can be installed easily from the bootloader (see [wiki: newport#firmware-update newport/firmware-update]).133 Once you have a root filesystem directory/tarball and have a kernel Image you can create a compressed disk image that can be installed easily from the bootloader (see [wiki:/newport/firmware newport/firmware]). 134 134 135 135 The basic steps to create a bootable image of your Linux based OS are: