Re: [Ltib] Forcing kernel rebuild

[Peter Barada]

On 02/17/2014 03:47 AM, Petteri Matilainen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been using LTIB for my embedded Freescale platform. The entire
> build system was pre-packaged and set up. It works fine, however
> recently I've noticed that even if I change something in the kernel
> config, the resulting kernel image doesn't have the same config. For
> example, I've been playing with SPI and sometimes I turn on the option
> SPI debugging. When enabled, I see debugging messages during boot-up.
> Last time I turned the option off and rebuild the kernel (ltib -m
> config -> config kernel and after that just run ltib) I still got the
> debug messages at boot-up.

You can run "./ltib -p kernel -c" to run the config step for the kernel, 
build it, install it, build any dependent packages, and then deploy the 
target image.

>
> For kernel image, I'm using the vmlinux.bin found at <ltib
> dir>/rpm/BUILD/linux-2.6.38/arch/m68k/boot. Deleting the kernel tree
> is not an option because I have modified the sources. Ltib version
> 9.1.1, Revision 1.453.
>
> I have also tried the --force option but that doesn't work for kernel.
> Is there any way to force just the kernel rebuild? Or, if anyone has
> ideas why the kernel image is not what it's supposed to be? Thanks.

--force does indeed force a package to build, including the kernel...

>
> - Pete
>
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