Typically ext3 or ext4 will help you recover from system crashes and power failures because they use a journal to keep track of changes not yet committed to the media . Ext2 does not have that capacit

<speppercorn109@...> wrote: I think this has been broken for awhile and is caused by the MLPREFIX variable being set to "mfgtool-" in linux-mfgtool.inc. I was able to get around this issue by ju

<speppercorn109@...> wrote: I see. bitbake complains because it cannot find the defconfig file. Try creating a directory named linux-imx-mfgtool (or maybe mfgtool-linux-imx?) and placing a copy

This sometimes is a symptom of an error in the device-tree. Start with the most basic device-tree you can and then work your way up. Hope that helps. Marc

You need to use hwclock to save the system date/time to the rtc.

Happens to me from time to time. Generally it is something with the kernel configuration (try deactivating stuff in the kernel until you get something that boots) or the device tree (again try comment

Does your local.conf point to the right MACHINE? Also check your recipes-bsp/conf/layer.conf. Marc

Hi, We've been using the mfgtool kernel (mostly because of CONFIG_FSL_UTP) along with imx_usb_loader and utp_com for some time now. It does the job but I recently noticed that support seems to be miss