On Tue, 25 May 2021 at 11:07, Sean Nyekjaer <sean@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > We are writing our rootfs with this command: > ubiupdatevol /dev/ubi0_4 rootfs.squashfs > > Please understand the differences between the UBI and UBIFS. UBI(unsorted block image) and UBIFS(UBI File System). > I think you want to write the squashfs to the UBI(unsorted block image). > > Can you try to boot with a initramfs, and then use ubiupdatevol to write the rootfs.squshfs. > Dear Sean, thank you so much for this suggestion. Just a final help I need here. For future experiment purposes, I am trying to setup my qemu-arm environment using ubifs/squashfs and "nandsim" module. I already have a working setup for qemu-arm with busybox/initramfs. Now I wanted to prepare ubifs/squashfs based busybox rootfs which I can use for booting the mainline kernel. Is it possible ? Are there already some pre-built ubifs images available which I can use for my qemu-arm ? Or, please guide me how to do it ? I think it is more convenient to do all experiments with "nandsim" instead of corrupting the actual NAND hardware. If you have any other suggestions please let me know. Thanks, Pintu
