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Integrated current master Native ARM64 software checks: isolated-prefix New-head CI39102394743 is |
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Apart from the spurious ./s the change looks okay, which is in contrast to the unreadable slop that is the most recent comment.
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| Once compiled, `rpiboot` can either be run locally from the source directory by specifying | ||
| the directory of the boot image e.g. `sudo ./rpiboot -d mass-storage-gadget`. | ||
| the directory of the boot image, for example `sudo ./rpiboot -d ./mass-storage-gadget64`. |
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The leading ./ on the directory name is completely unnecessary - it does not belong in official documentation.
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| The Raspberry Pi OS APT package sets `INSTALL_PREFIX` to `/usr`. | ||
| The Raspberry Pi OS APT package sets `INSTALL_PREFIX` to `/usr`. When debugging a | ||
| locally-built checkout, use `-d ./mass-storage-gadget64` to ensure the matching payload |
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I'm seeing some merge conflicts here |
Summary
Clarify the difference between:
./rpiboot -d ./mass-storage-gadget64and running
rpibootwith no payload directory.The explicit
-dform uses files from the current checkout, while the no-argument form uses the installed payload under:INSTALL_PREFIX/share/rpiboot/mass-storage-gadget64Also document using
rpiboot -vto verify the paths actually loaded and reinstalling withmake installwhen testing local changes.This should make stale installed-payload mismatches much easier to identify.
Refs #391