Hi Jurgen,
I'm not sure why that platform was not pushed out. You could ask Freescale.
Your approach of copying the platform into the latest LTIB tree is okay.
You need to make sure you capture:
* all of config/platform/imx27xxxx/
* anything it references within ltib. This most likely to just be a
kernel .spec file and maybe a u-boot one. To figure out what's
referenced, you can run:
bin/listpkginfo -b> pkg_info
then open pkg_info and search for your new platform (e.g the directory
name). This will let you need what it references.
* Any proprietary content that this BSP references, if any (from its
.spec files) can't be put on the GPP. However most if not all of the
public stuff is likely to be already there.
When you're done, please send a patch to the list with the differences
(cvs diff -u).
Regards, Stuart
On 25/01/11 15:25, Jürgen Lambrecht wrote:
Hello,
I am new to LTIB, and I have the imx27 PDK development kit from
freescale. On the CD, an old version of ltib is present, so I want to
use the latest version. But there the PDK platform is not present.
Is there a reason to? (freescale didn't do the effort, bad code or in
bad format..)
I will copy the platform from the cd into the ltib tree and try to get
it working.
I want to commit it to ltib also..
Kind regards,
Jürgen