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DTB is not flashed, boot failed if partition layout changes #8
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You have to change partition size inside device tree(s), not just size of actual partition. Search github for dtbSplit or dtbTool scripts, someone reverse-engineered aml-s version of dtbTool to split and combine DTBs from/into dtb.img |
@Stane1983 If I understand you right I've already done all the needed:
Nevertheless, the tool didn't flash the DTB changes. Again, the same aml_upgrade_package.img flashed fine with USB Burning Tool, so I assume there is problem with this tool. |
@Stane1983 any thoughts? |
DTB seem just doesn't flashed for some reason. If I flash it afterwards (with fastboot) - all is OK |
Can it be due to this condition: Line 771 in 257b808
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All files here are collected from http://openlinux.amlogic.com:8000/download/A113/Tool/flash-tool-v4.7/flash-tool/ as mentioned in readme. I don't have time anymore to debug this script, you can fork it and continue maintaining it if you wish. |
Ok, I'll try to fix it.
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I changed partition sizes in aml_upgrade_package.img, but after flashing it, bootloader still sees old partition table - system and cache sizes are wrong:
In the result box can't boot and resets to USB Burning mode:
Flashing the same image with official USB Burning Tool has no problem.
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