Personal Backup 6.3.10.0 instal the new version for android

The tar-ball is placed into the ubuntunize/ directory, and is named with the kernel version: Instead of building the uImage target, you can use zImage and instead of using modules_install by hand, you use ubuntunize/Makefile to create a tar-ball of everything you need to copy to your image. This differs from the device tree section of the other post only at the last two steps. ~/linux-im圆$ make zImage modules dtbs -j4 ~/linux-im圆$ export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf. ~/$ git clone git:///boundarydevices/linux-im圆.git The simplest way to use this is similar to our Cross Compiling Kernels post: This makes things more complicated if you want to drop in a custom kernel though so we recently pushed a patch adding ubuntunize/Makefile help to our kernel trees to make that easier.

A symlink /initrd.img points at the initial RAM disk loaded at boot time.

Symlinks in /boot point at the device tree files,.A symlink ( /vmlinuz points at the kernel,.The three primary differences from other platforms are:

Our standard kernels for this platform follow some Ubuntu conventions, which makes packaging straightforward and enables apt-get dist-upgrade for kernel upgrades. We’ve been shipping binary images of Ubuntu for a while now, but haven’t really discussed the differences in the boot layout and will remedy that in this post. Yes, we’re verbifying a noun here, but hope that the term is meaningful.

Personal Backup 6.3.10.0 instal the new version for android