Hello

Plan to transfer a project from i.MX53-QSB kit and LTIB build system to TQma53 module using the PTXdist tool. I managed to create the image for the SD card based on the BSP supplied with the board (the BSP is not officially released yet). The original hd.image work fine can boot the TQ kit. But the image I created directly boot from Linux kernel and stop on the USB device. The Barebox is not show up on the console log.

I did not change the kernel and barebox setting and simple select the platform and ptx config from the exist one and build. The toolchain is precompiled. The attached is the log output. Any help please.

I just start to use PTXdist. Try to transfer the LTIB based project to the new TQma53 module. There could be two ways: porting the customer device support (LVDS touch panel, GUI, I2C communication protocol) and apps to PTXdist again or patch the already working LTIB build with the TQma53 board level code (u-boot, kernel 2.6.35) and build the project for the TQ board in LTIB. Which one is more logical and easier to achieve? Any suggestions?

Thanks

X Wang

Xizhou Wang
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