#petalinux — Public Fediverse posts
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Very useful guide by #WhitneyKnitter on @hackster_io
A few updates though:
- Apparently, you don’t export an hdf-file anymore, it’s an .xsa file; so for
--get-hw-descriptionsimply use the directory into which Vivado spat your .xsa file upon hardware export. - A couple of petalinux config options have changed. E.g. you can now select an ext4 fs explicitly.
Oh, and a general hint: upon installing #petalinux, the docs state, that
--dirsets the installation directory. Yeah, but only if said directory exists. Otherwise it’s silently ignored and installation goes to current working directory. Because, duh, I guess -.- - Apparently, you don’t export an hdf-file anymore, it’s an .xsa file; so for
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Very useful guide by #WhitneyKnitter on @hackster_io
A few updates though:
- Apparently, you don’t export an hdf-file anymore, it’s an .xsa file; so for
--get-hw-descriptionsimply use the directory into which Vivado spat your .xsa file upon hardware export. - A couple of petalinux config options have changed. E.g. you can now select an ext4 fs explicitly.
Oh, and a general hint: upon installing #petalinux, the docs state, that
--dirsets the installation directory. Yeah, but only if said directory exists. Otherwise it’s silently ignored and installation goes to current working directory. Because, duh, I guess -.- - Apparently, you don’t export an hdf-file anymore, it’s an .xsa file; so for
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As the occasional #petalinux -user (which sits on top of yocto if I see this correctly) I’m happy to hear about the funding!
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As the occasional #petalinux -user (which sits on top of yocto if I see this correctly) I’m happy to hear about the funding!
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It's amazing how much of Computer Science is actually about learning yet another package management system.
For me (in that order): #FreeBSD ports, libtool user-land madness, #Debian packages, and now #Petalinux recipes.
Never getting boring...
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It's amazing how much of Computer Science is actually about learning yet another package management system.
For me (in that order): #FreeBSD ports, libtool user-land madness, #Debian packages, and now #Petalinux recipes.
Never getting boring...
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The #XKCD comic "Compiling ⚔" was probably inspired by development with #petalinux.
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The #XKCD comic "Compiling ⚔" was probably inspired by development with #petalinux.
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Any #uboot (the #bootloader) experts here? I’m trying to boot a #PetaLinux image, but I get
Verifying Hash Integrity ... sha256 error!
Bad hash value for 'hash-1' hash node in 'ramdisk-1' image node
Bad Data Hash
Ramdisk image is corrupt or invalid
Booting using Fit image failedeven though when I extract the image (no matter whether with dd or dumpimage), the resulting SHA256 _does_ match the checksum listed in the #FIT. What’s going on?
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Any #uboot (the #bootloader) experts here? I’m trying to boot a #PetaLinux image, but I get
Verifying Hash Integrity ... sha256 error!
Bad hash value for 'hash-1' hash node in 'ramdisk-1' image node
Bad Data Hash
Ramdisk image is corrupt or invalid
Booting using Fit image failedeven though when I extract the image (no matter whether with dd or dumpimage), the resulting SHA256 _does_ match the checksum listed in the #FIT. What’s going on?
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heise+ | PetaLinux: Embedded Linux per Kommandozeile im Kurztest
Embedded-Linux-Distributionen müssen die begrenzten Ressourcen der Hardware beachten. PetaLinux erstellt Linux-Images für FPGAs und SoCs per Kommandozeile. PetaLinux: Embedded Linux per Kommandozeile im Kurztest