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UX-Lab is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React applications. UX-Lab has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The lab is a place for me to share my thoughts and experiments with the web development community. While the name indicates a user interaction and user experience focus - I’ll also be sharing CSS3, JS and HTML5 tidbits. My aim is to make the web a better, more consistent place. And what better way to achieve that than by leading by example.

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UBI layout volume not found

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UBI layout volume not found

Asked 2019-Oct-13 at 18:00

I am following Bootlin's embedded Linux training which aims to put an embedded Linux system on an Atmel SAMA5D4 Xplained board (theory slides, practical lab instructions) and I am stuck a putting the whole system on the NAND flash.

They ask me to put the DTB, the kernel, the root filesystem and a data filesystem in a UBI image to be written to the flash but I cannot access the UBI partitions once I flashed it (the access fails with error code 22, or -22 in an embedded Linux environment).

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In U-Boot, the partitions are defined by mtdparts:

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Answered 2019-Apr-08 at 09:28

Thanks for the very well described problem and questions. It's a pleasure to help you in such conditions :)

There are a few things don't seem right, or which at least are not in the spirit of Bootlin's lab.

You don't have the mtdparts settings in the kernel command line. As a consequence, you're working with the default partitions.
You're flashing your UBI image into the 5th MTD partition (from the offset you're using) but are trying to attach UBI to the 6th partition. No surprise that you have UBI attach issues.
When erasing and flashing the UBI images, you should use partition names instead of offsets. This will clarify things and reduce the risks of errors.
You should group the dtb, kernel, rootfs and datafs partitions into a single MTD partition called "ubi", which you will use to flash the UBI image and then to attach UBI. So instead of MTD partitions, you will have 4 UBI volumes, as described by your ubinize configuration file.

This should definitely help. Don't hesitate to come back if you're still facing issues after doing this.

Happy hacking and learning

Michael (from Bootlin)

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55117708

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