Results 1 to 1 of 1
Hi,
I'm using Buildroot to create a cross-compilation toolchain and a root filesystem for an EBOX computer (basically its just an old 486 used in an embedded application) with no ...
- 02-19-2008 #1Just Joined!
- Join Date
- Feb 2008
- Posts
- 1
Changing the filesystem using Buildroot
Hi,
I'm using Buildroot to create a cross-compilation toolchain and a root filesystem for an EBOX computer (basically its just an old 486 used in an embedded application) with no hard drive. It has a flash card onto which Linux is copied and it boots a clean Linux everytime.
I inherited this project from a previous guy who left the company I work at and he cant help me all that much.
The whole thing works fine as it is, but I now I need to add some stuff to the root filesystem so that the app I've coded will execute automatically when the EBOX boots up.
I use this guide for Buildroot : Buildroot - Usage and documentation
I'm not changing any settings in 'make menuconfig'. For starters I just want to create a dummy file/directory to see if it shows up when Linux boots up on the EBOX. I first tried to edit 'project_build_ARCH/root/' (as described in the guide) by just adding a textfile with a message in it in the home directory, and then simply ran 'make' again but it ignored the changes I made.
I then tried to edit 'target/generic/target_skeleton/' in same way but it also ignored the changes?
What am I doing wrong??


Reply With Quote