Hello,
This is actually a follow up of a previous question, so you might want to check it out:
Compiling Linux Kernel - Technical Support - Toradex Community
I am trying to compile Linux kernel for Colibri T20 from source using the guide at
Let me give you a brief overview of what I have done till now:
Git cloned the Linux source tree from Toradex git.
Setup the required tool-chain and libraries.
Setup environment variables as shown in guide.
I am able to successfully compile and build the kernel using:
$ make colibri_t20_defconfig
$ make -j3 uImage 2>&1 | tee build.log
Then I copy the generated zImage to my Colibri Evaluation board using the flashing utility provided by Toradex, and update the zImage on the T20 NAND using :
run setupdate
run prepare_ubi
run update_kernel
At this point I have what can be called the vanilla kernel image according to configuration specified in the colibri_t20_defconfig. It works fine and system boots up to LXDE.
Next I want to choose extra drivers that I want to use with the kernel:
$ make clean
$ make colibri_t20_defconfig
$ make menuinstall
At the configuration utility i have selected to add the following modules:
(M) Analog Devices ADV7180 decoder
(M) Analog Devices ADV7280 decoder
(M) MAX9526 Multiplexer
(Y) Tegra GMI Character Device Driver provided to me by mail by Toradex support (see attachement)
After this I compile using:
$ make -j3 uImage 2>&1 | tee build.log
I have attached the build.log.
After the build I copied the zImage as before and updated the kernel on my Colibri T20.
But I can’t seem to find any of the drivers I selected. Since, I compiled some of the drivers as (M) modules, maybe I am missing a step. But I cannot find the Tegra GMI driver that should be built in either.
When I do
$ dmesg | grep GMI
$ dmesg | grep gmi
I get no results. So, can someone help me. How do I find out if the Tegra GMI driver is installed?
Thank you very much.link text