This is probably a general question, but I have a zed board and I've gotten it booted and I've also gotten it to boot off of a somewhat custom image. I noticed the sdcard/images that come with the zedboard are a few files on the card I believe is the typical ramdisk image files that are loaded and run out of ram. If you reset the board everything goes back to the fresh ramdisk image. The image I built myself seems to unpack the rootfs to another partition on the sdcard I'm using. I then screwed something up and it didn't unmount correctly and isn't booting smoothly.
So long story short - where do I specify that I want the image unpacked into ram and run solely out of there? I'm a little new so I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here. I've looking in "petalinux-config -c rootfs" and don't see anything there. I also don't see anything in the kernel config GUI in petalinux.
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m3atwad
Hello,
This is probably a general question, but I have a zed board and I've gotten it booted and I've also gotten it to boot off of a somewhat custom image. I noticed the sdcard/images that come with the zedboard are a few files on the card I believe is the typical ramdisk image files that are loaded and run out of ram. If you reset the board everything goes back to the fresh ramdisk image. The image I built myself seems to unpack the rootfs to another partition on the sdcard I'm using. I then screwed something up and it didn't unmount correctly and isn't booting smoothly.
So long story short - where do I specify that I want the image unpacked into ram and run solely out of there? I'm a little new so I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here. I've looking in "petalinux-config -c rootfs" and don't see anything there. I also don't see anything in the kernel config GUI in petalinux.
Thank you for any help!
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