From: Pascal K <pascalkrauth@gmail.com>
To: ptxdist@pengutronix.de
Subject: Re: [ptxdist] BSP for WAGO I/O-IPC
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 2013 15:50:12 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <CADj18OW6Lburtmi0RHKNx+WC9UfHja_YkwsJAeW9NOSgL8Yu3Q@mail.gmail.com> (raw)
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The structure in my PTXdist BSP with PD12.1.1 is following:
/opt/Projectroot/configs
this holds the ptxconfig
inside
/opt/Projectroot/configs/hardwareBSP/
there is the platformconfig, kernelconfig, bareboxconfig and the patches if
any exist.
Simply backup the configs folder and if you changed some make, in files
backup the rules folder.
That is all I manually backup for my project.
Best regards,
Pascal
2013/7/10 Michael Wisse <mwisse@hs-harz.de>
> Hello,
>
> I try to use a preconfigured BSP for a WAGO I/O-IPC with Geode-CPU, which
> is based on PTXdist 2011-03.1 . The BSP was originally developed for an
> I/O-IPC with 128MB Flash and RAM. I have some older IPCs with 32MB Flash /
> RAM and try to adapt the BSP to this hardware.
>
> I want to copy the actual ptxdist-project and reduce the size of
> partitions in the new project, e.g. remove the codesys runtime environment.
> I'm a ptxdist beginner and I'm confused with the project directory
> structure. I found some projects
>
> ./ptxdist projects
> ptxdist: searching for projects:
> ptxdist: scanning /home/local/IPC-BSP-r0.3/ipc/ipc-dist/configs...
> ---------------------- Available PTXdist Projects:
> ----------------------------
> Wago-IO-IPC-P-Codesys
> Wago-IO-IPC-P-Codesys-Tele
> devkit-ti-am3517-wac3
> Wago-IO-IPC-Codesys
> devkit-ti-am3517-pac200
> Wago-IO-IPC-Codesys-Tele
>
> and clone one project: ./ptxdist clone Wago-IO-IPC-Codesys
> Wago-IO-IPC-32MB
>
> Now I have a copy, not in
> .../ipc-dist/configs/Wago-IO-IPC-32MB/ as expected , but in
> .../ipc-dist/Wago-IO-IPC-32MB/.
>
> But if understood the manual, this is only the userland configuration and
> I still need a copy of the platform configuration
> .../ipc-dist/platform-IO-IPC-Codesys ?
> Because in this directory I will later find the images, I should have a
> copy of it, named e.g.
> .../ipc-dist/platform-IO-IPC-32MB.
>
> Why does a project only contain the userland configuration and not the
> platform configuration?
> Do I have to copy the platform configuration manually?
>
> thanks and regards
> Michael
>
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