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Hi,
I am currently working on core-image-minimal to provide support of the read-only file system using squashfs and for make it writable using overlayfs. I come across this yocto layer and integrated the changes with core-image-minimal-initramfs.bbappend file by using below lines
->Remove unwanted scripts from poky
PACKAGE_INSTALL_remove = " ${INITRAMFS_SCRIPTS}"
The image was built successfully and the kernel is also start loading with customize initramfs.
But suddenly when mounting of squashfs rootfs event occurred using PARTUUID it goes failed to mount(as my /proc/cmdline have root=PARTUUID=xxxx).
instead of using PARTUUID if I use /dev/sdX MANUALLY then mount process gone perfectly on /media/rfs/ro dir.
Why PARTUUID is not working over here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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mounting using PARTUUID create mounting issue.
mounting using PARTUUID create rootfs mount issue on /media/rfs/to moint point
Jan 11, 2020
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Hi,
I am currently working on core-image-minimal to provide support of the read-only file system using squashfs and for make it writable using overlayfs. I come across this yocto layer and integrated the changes with core-image-minimal-initramfs.bbappend file by using below lines
->Remove unwanted scripts from poky
PACKAGE_INSTALL_remove = " ${INITRAMFS_SCRIPTS}"
->Only add rootfs-ovelay mounting initrdscript
PACKAGE_INSTALL_append = " initramfs-readonly-rootfs-overlay"
The image was built successfully and the kernel is also start loading with customize initramfs.
But suddenly when mounting of squashfs rootfs event occurred using PARTUUID it goes failed to mount(as my /proc/cmdline have root=PARTUUID=xxxx).
instead of using PARTUUID if I use /dev/sdX MANUALLY then mount process gone perfectly on /media/rfs/ro dir.
Why PARTUUID is not working over here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: