[Voyage-linux] Custom kernel required to install Voyage

[Kim-man 'Punky' TSE]

Hi GeoD,

Try 2.6.38 voyage kernel to see if it works for you.

http://www.voyage.hk/dists/experimental/linux/linux-image-2.6.38-voyage_9.0-1_i386.deb

Regards,
Punky

On 3/28/2011 2:02 AM, gdrht at xmlink.net wrote:
> RE: Kernel configuration request (24MAR)
> RE: Voyage live from USB does not see CF card filesystem (18MAR)
>
> I have a target system with the CF interfaced to the ide port of the
> Intel Atom/US15W based ComExpress module it is built around.
>
> I tried debian-live first but found the framework difficult to understand.
> I tried Voyage next because it looked like I would not have to get into
> the framework because of the ability to remountrw and make changes
> to auto-login at boot and start the application.
>
> All Voyage references below are the the 0.7.0 release (current or sdk).
> The development workstation is Debian squeeze.
>
> try 1 - put Voyage on a usb stick - It boots but does not see the CF.
> try 2 - put Voyage on the CF card - It will not boot.
> try 3 - boot Deb6 netinst (proceed to point where CF is seen), plug
>         Voyage usb stick, run update (to the CF) - It will not boot.
> try 4 - put debian-live minimal on the CF, It boots but I do not know
>         how to modify it to auto-login and start the application.
>
> This is where I found that the issue with the CF was the pata_sch driver
> required for the ide controller of the US15W chipset.
>
> try 5 - Install Voyage from svn, I can build 'current' iso, img, bz2 and the
>         sdk iso with no errors.  Got linux-source-2.6.32, applied the Voyage
>         patch 0.8.0, configured kernel for pata_sch, kernel package builds OK.
>
> try 6,7,etc - many attempts to boot Voyage in some manner that would
>         allow me to install the kernel package built above - Failure.
>
> try 99 (seems like) - copy kernel package into config/chroot_local-packages
>        directory - That breaks the build. Found that the script setting up for post
>        install has a hard reference to the voyage kernel name.
>
> I know it all boils down to how to get a local custom kernel into the live-build
> framework but I am really stuck!
>
> ~GeoD
>
>
>
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Regards,
Kim-man "Punky" Tse

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