Good day Ed,
On Fri, 3 Jan 2020 at 17:59, Ed Mooring via Openamp-rp openamp-rp@lists.openampproject.org wrote:
I finally had time to give this a spin. Just like Bill I hit the "zcu102-zynqmp" problem but fixed it quickly. From there the compilation started and ran for a while until it failed when building QEMU. This is what I got [1] when I launched "bitbake openamp-image-minimal", hopefully one of those SHA will look suspicious to you. I expect a simple misalignment between the various SW repositories fetched by "repo". Speaking of which and echoing Bill's comments, I think an exact git repository and SHA have to be provided for each of the repositories that need to be brought in manually, that is open-amp, libmetal and embeddedsw. At this time I have the following:
open-amp: f98eb2a670ce Maintainers: update Ed Mooring mail address libmetal: e3dfc2fe85e5 Maintainers: update project maintainers embeddedsw: e8db5fb11822 Updated the license.txt file
Let me know if you find something obvious or if you think one of those projects need to be set to a specific version.
Thanks, Mathieu
HI Mathieu,
Thanks for giving this a try. The log file on pastebin seems to have been truncated. I don't see any error messages. If I had to guess, there is some difference between the GCC installation on Ubuntu 19.10 and the 18.04 I was using. I'm only guessing because of the warning at the top.
This first cut is way too big and complicated. I have some ideas on how to make it smaller and easier to use. I want to write up some requirements/design and send it to this list and the LITE team.
Regards, Ed M
On Mon, 27 Jan 2020 at 15:26, Ed T. Mooring emooring@xilinx.com wrote:
I should have made it clear the pastebin did not contain any errors - my goal was to see if you had the same SHAs for those projects. I can provide a snapshot of the compilation log but it is long and hard to parse through since QEMU allows compilation warnings, making it hard to really point out the errors. I'll keep digging to see if I can make more sense of the failures.
Before looking at compilation problems I think it would be best to make sure all the SHAs are the same.
Interesting... Let me know when that happens and I can give it a pre-run.
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