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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 create a generic Makefile template # suitable for use with an installed eCos configuration. # usage: <eCos_repository>/build_Makefile [<eCos_install_dir>] # env: ${SRCS} - the default list of source files # ${DST} - the default target ECOS_DIR=${1-`pwd`} cat <<EOF >Makefile # # Makefile for eCos tests # # Platform specific setups include Make.params # Simple build rules .c.o: \$(CC) -c \$(ECOS_GLOBAL_CFLAGS) -I\$(PREFIX)/include \$*.c .o: \$(CC) \$(ECOS_GLOBAL_LDFLAGS) -L\$(PREFIX)/lib -Ttarget.ld \$*.o -o \$@ SRCS=${SRCS-source_file.c} OBJS=\${SRCS:%.c=%.o} DST=${DST-result_prog} \${DST}: \${OBJS} EOF # Create actual parameters `dirname $0`/build_Make.params ${ECOS_DIR}
