This is a source-install vs. rpm-install issue, and the docs should be
clearer about this distinction. This is in fact a current work item.
If looks like the /media was mounted read-only?
Both RPM and source installations should allow you to do this.
Not sure what the "VM symbolic link issue" is. Other email?
On 9/25/19 10:21 AM, Miller, Peter wrote:
> Installed using the instructions at https://www.opencpi.org/services
> * sudo yum install yum-utils epel-release
> * sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo=http://opencpi.github.io/repo/opencpi.repo
> * sudo yum install 'opencpi*'
> To prepare the Zed SD card, instructions in https://opencpi.github.io/OpenCPI_Installation.pdf Page 23 say:
> " ...OpenCPI source tree, its path is: projects/core/rcc/platforms/xilinx13_4"
> which is not there. Instead I find the desired content at:
> "/opt/opencpi/cdk/zed/sdcard-xilinx13_4"
>
> The specified procedure to copy to SD in a CentOS7 VM fails:
> $ sudo cp -r /opt/opencpi/cdk/zed/sdcard-xilinx13_4/* /media/sf_SD_card
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/bin/ntpd': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/libgmp.so': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/libgmp.so.10': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/libgmpxx.so': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/libgmpxx.so.4': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/liblzma.so': Read-only file system
> cp: cannot create symbolic link '/media/sf_SD_card/opencpi/xilinx13_4/lib/liblzma.so.5': Read-only file system
> Resulting SD card won't boot the Zedboard.
>
> Q1. Is the Installation Guide just out of date regarding the location of the content to copy to the SD card?
> Q2. Any suggestions for the VM symbolic link copy issue?
> Q3. Better to install from source as in "OpenCPI_Installation" rather than from RPMs?
>
> Sincerely,
> Peter B. Miller
> Potomac: (301) 765-9668
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