Add an initial Marvell BSP layer which supports Nitroc. It is different
from CoreOS for now because it uses a newer kernel, U-Boot and trusted
firmware.
Signed-off-by: Stefan Eichenberger <stefan.eichenberger@netmodule.com>
Since we worked mainly on the ramdisk image, the test-image was almost
empty and lacking the minimum components.
This components are now defined in a packagegroup which is included in
all nwl-images.
It also include a new MACHINE_FEATURE : nrsw-ready.
This feature allows us to not include NRSW modules for devices that are
not supported by NRSW: for the moment it is mainly the devices supported
by core-os like cn9130-cf-pro. These devices are build against there
custom kernel against which the NRSW modules are not buildable.
id:458169
INFO: The image address entries in the fitImage changed
e.g. "fpga@1" -> "fpga-1"
see: commit 6047be9f8f0f5d616fda11d83b682c1b8aeaa0ae in meta-openembedded
Signed-off-by: Lucien Mueller <lucien.mueller@netmodule.com>
Auto-update by jenkins in nightly branch
Squashed commit of the following:
commit 936c4f49f17f4fe0a10d601bf7dd3937b72b7a89
Author: Marc Mattmüller <marc.mattmueller@netmodule.com>
Date: Thu Oct 5 05:51:12 2023 +0200
srcrev: updated source revisions by Jenkins Job
The nwl-image-fitimage is now integrated with the coreos-image-ci classes
and automatically add the generated fitimage to the list of artifacts
that need to be published by the CI
The serie of COREOS_IMAGE_GENERATE_ variable are now better
handled by coreos and their default value depends on
DISTRO_FEATURES or COMBINED_FEATURES. We don't need to disable
them manually anymore.
The are several advantages to use the yocto recipe as base:
- The checkout of the git repo is done differently: it makes the
do_fetch task faster than it would be with the default behavior which
is to clone the entire repository.
- It is possible to share part of the build process by defining the
KMACHINE variable: All machines with the same KMACHINE value will
share (at least part of) the build environment, speeding up compile
time.
- It is possible to conditionally add configs through the
KERNEL_FEATURES variable, without needing to rebuild from scratch when
changing the features.
The new recipe also directly takes advantage of the KERNEL_FEATURES to
add support for init ram disks.
A another change happening with this commit is the kernel modules to
autoload being defined in a single file and (as the defconfig) depend on
the SOC_FAMILY variable (sitara or armada).
id:413752
Marc Mattmüller
Lucien Mueller
Stefan Eichenberger
Alexandre Bard
Marcel Reichmuth
Samuel Dolt