Since syspage programs are already a part of kernel image, there is
no need for appending them using phoenixd. Calling phoenixd with 'output'
and 'kernel' parameters should be used in order to set syspage programs
physical address and kernel arguments. This is still used in imx6ull
target.
An example of a call to phoenixd, which is allowed thanks to this commit:
$PREFIX_BOOT/phoenixd --plugin --kernel $KERNEL_IMG="Ximx6ull-uart Ximx6ull-flash;-p;64;64;-r;jffs2;0;-p;128;64;-p;192;1856;-p;4032;16 Xpsh;-i;/etc/rc.psh" --output $PREFIX_BOOT/primary.img
It generates a new kernel image containing a kernel plugin needed by the imx6ull bootloader and a valid syspage structure
with given kernel command line arguments.
Since syspage programs are already a part of kernel image, there is no need for appending them using phoenixd. Calling phoenixd with 'output' and 'kernel' parameters should be used in order to set syspage programs physical address and kernel arguments. This is still used in imx6ull target.
An example of a call to phoenixd, which is allowed thanks to this commit:
$PREFIX_BOOT/phoenixd --plugin --kernel $KERNEL_IMG="Ximx6ull-uart Ximx6ull-flash;-p;64;64;-r;jffs2;0;-p;128;64;-p;192;1856;-p;4032;16 Xpsh;-i;/etc/rc.psh" --output $PREFIX_BOOT/primary.imgIt generates a new kernel image containing a kernel plugin needed by the imx6ull bootloader and a valid syspage structure with given kernel command line arguments.