Please excuse my ignorance as I'm really an HPC researcher working on
building a small odroid-c2 cluster for parallel scaling research.
You're correct that the kernel should be working out of the box and I
don't believe that is my issue. It seems that u-boot isn't cooperating.
I flashed the minimal image
(
https://download.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora-secondary/releases/28/Spins...)
to the eMMC card and then tried to install u-boot according to these
instructions
https://wiki.odroid.com/odroid-c2/software/building_u-boot
for the provided sd_fusing.sh. This should be adding the u-boot binaries
to the beginning of the card; however, when I power the board on I
simply get a solid blue kernel LED which seems to suggest that u-boot is
starting but unable to boot the kernel.
I was able to find an older fedora 25 image using a modified 3.14 kernel
that boots so I'm attempting to go through the upgrade process for this
currently.
On 07/08/2018 08:05 AM, Peter Robinson wrote:
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 10:49 PM, Dr. Zenzic
<dr.zenzic(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Has anyone had any luck getting Fedora 28 to work on the Odroid C2?
I've had a number of reports it works just fine. I don't have a device
based on the same chipset to be able to confirm this though.
> I've tried downloading the Fedora 28 Server aarch.raw.xz image which i
> put onto my sd card. I then moved the Archlinux aarch64 boot parition
> into boot along with the lib/modules and lib/firmware folders from
> Archlinux. This has been to no avail. I'm working on building the
> hardkernel kernel myself now but have never actually compiled a kernel
> myself so I'm not sure what I fully need to get the Fedora rootfs to
> boot with the kernel.
The Fedora kernel should work just fine so I have no idea why you
would even do anything you've attempted above.
> If anyone has some guidance or a nice writeup on getting a bootable
> kernel recognized by Fedora on the Odroid C2 that would be greatly
> appreciated.
The only thing you should have to do is deal with the U-Boot side of
things, I believe that there's a need for a signed binary blob for the
early part of u-boot and you can use that in combination with the
Fedora build u-boot bit to boot the device but I've not got the exact
details. You shouldn't have to modify the kernel except possibly if
you want accelerated graphics but given you mention the Server image I
suspect that's not the case.
Peter