linux - RootFS types, creation and booting -
If you are developing something on embedded Linux, then you need a root to boot Linux. Rootfs has always been an issue for me, I need some help.
My target system is ARM, U-Boot Linux is simple I
a) I have seen a rootfs.tar.gz file which is copied from SD card -What do u-boot have to unsupported the rootfuse image? B) If the booter has been passed as c) You are specifying the system in bootstrap where it can take the image of the kernel about the filesystem , Your file system resides in root = / dev / mmcblk1p1. So copy the rootfs.tar.gz file to MMC and remove .gz in MCM. 0x60000000 and then a
bootm 0x40000000 0x50000000 0x60000000
-How does Linux know what type of rootfile it is? root = / dev / mmcblk1p1 , then how does Linux know what type of root file is?
sudo kimu-debootstrap --arch = armalic exact ./precise / creates directories with bin and other entries, how do i tar Gz ?
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