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* src/flash.c: Make the flock lock/unlock code compile without
warnings.
* src/flashiodev.c (flashiodev_lookup): Only initialize the device
if we have not already been initialized via cyg_set_config().
This stopped redboots mount -f working.
* src/flashiodev.c (flashiodev_lookup): Moved most of the
flashiodev_init into this new function. This fixed the ordering
issue with redboot startup. When doing a FIS name lookup in
flashiodev_init, redboot was not yet nitialised so lookup
failed. Moving this into flashiodev_lookup solves this problem.
Its now possible for redboot to mount the jffs2 filesystem with
-d /dev/flash1.
| author | asl |
|---|---|
| date | Mon, 16 Aug 2004 08:33:41 +0000 |
| parents | e68cf4daeda4 |
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#! /bin/sh # This script will set up a Makefile fragment with # platform specifics. This fragement can be used by # the automatically generated Makefile (via the script # 'build_Makefile') # Copied from 'makefile' in the "install" tree ECOS_BUILD_DIR=${1-`pwd`} ECOS_INSTALL_DIR=`echo ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/install` if [ ! -d ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/install ]; then if [ ! -d ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/*_build ]; then echo "Not an eCos install tree" echo "usage: <eCos_repository>/build_Make.params [<eCos_install_dir>]" echo "... where <eCos_install_dir> is the directory which contains" echo " the *.ecc configuration file used to build the kernel" exit else ECOS_INSTALL_DIR=`echo ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/*_install` ECOS_BUILD_DIR=`echo ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/*_build` fi fi cat <<EOF >Make.params # Copied from 'makefile' in the "install" tree EOF grep export ${ECOS_BUILD_DIR}/makefile >>Make.params cat <<EOF >>Make.params # # Target specific flags, etc. # EOF cat ${ECOS_INSTALL_DIR}/include/pkgconf/ecos.mak >>Make.params
