2014-05-09, 12:01
Hello guys,
I am working on a project on a Geniatech ATV1220. Basically what I want to do is when I boot the device it should boot to a basic linux, where it just loads a browser in kiosk mode to display a predefined website, where text, static images and video can be displayed.
Since there is a working XBMC Linux build for that device, I think doing something similar should be possible and since I am using a lot of the same tools the developers use for this, I thought this place would be appropriate for posting.
So far here is what I am working with:
ro.product.device: stvmx
ro.product.board: stv_mbx_mx
Kernel 3.0.101 (https://github.com/Stane1983/kernel-amlogic-mx)
Buildroot: https://github.com/wjb/buildroot-mx with mx_linux_stvmx_defconfig (I am not using the precompiled kernel, because I want to work with NFS first and the prebuilt has a hardcoded boot command line in it)
I have UART connection to the device and use PuTTY to get to the serial console. I am also using a Linux TFTP/NFS Server to provide the kernel boot image and the root filesystem.
Booting works up to a point where it all goes terribly wrong. I can still access System Maintenance Mode though. My bootlog is here:
http://pastebin.com/VR2q1sgk
It would be great if someone more experienced than me could have a look at it and see if there is some major problem I am not seeing and help me get it to work and maybe even assist me on the further steps.
Thanks
egon
I am working on a project on a Geniatech ATV1220. Basically what I want to do is when I boot the device it should boot to a basic linux, where it just loads a browser in kiosk mode to display a predefined website, where text, static images and video can be displayed.
Since there is a working XBMC Linux build for that device, I think doing something similar should be possible and since I am using a lot of the same tools the developers use for this, I thought this place would be appropriate for posting.
So far here is what I am working with:
ro.product.device: stvmx
ro.product.board: stv_mbx_mx
Kernel 3.0.101 (https://github.com/Stane1983/kernel-amlogic-mx)
Buildroot: https://github.com/wjb/buildroot-mx with mx_linux_stvmx_defconfig (I am not using the precompiled kernel, because I want to work with NFS first and the prebuilt has a hardcoded boot command line in it)
I have UART connection to the device and use PuTTY to get to the serial console. I am also using a Linux TFTP/NFS Server to provide the kernel boot image and the root filesystem.
Booting works up to a point where it all goes terribly wrong. I can still access System Maintenance Mode though. My bootlog is here:
http://pastebin.com/VR2q1sgk
It would be great if someone more experienced than me could have a look at it and see if there is some major problem I am not seeing and help me get it to work and maybe even assist me on the further steps.
Thanks
egon