Trevor Woerner 1fa1fba729 rockchip-gpt-img: fix intermittent build failure ... If a new build is kicked off, and no changes are required to the image contents themselves, but a new rockchip gpt image needs to be generated, the build will fail because this build (run now) will look for an ext4 rootfs that should also exist from this build. However, since no changes were made to the rootfs, a rootfs with this build's timestamp will not exist. I.e. when generating the rockchip gpt image, the script currently looks for the rootfs in: <image name>-<machine name>-<timestamp>.rootfs.<rootfs type> In other words, if the last build to be done had a timestamp of <yesterday> and the build the is currently running has a timestamp of <now>, when the build tries to generate the rockchip gpt image, it will look for: <image name>-<machine name>-<now>.rootfs.ext4 but that file will not exist. The file that will exist is: <image name>-<machine name>-<yesterday>.rootfs.ext4 Therefore, don't look for the absolute file, but use the symlink instead which does not include the timestamp, but will point to the latest rootfs: <image name>-<machine name>.ext4 Signed-off-by: Trevor Woerner <twoerner@gmail.com>		2018-04-25 09:34:42 -04:00
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rockchip-gpt-img.bbclass	rockchip-gpt-img: fix intermittent build failure	2018-04-25 09:34:42 -04:00
rockchip-update-img.bbclass	rockchip-update-img: add 'rootdelay=1' parameter in CMDLINE	2014-05-05 14:38:08 +02:00