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Kernel error no rule to make target /include/config/auto.conf

raja V
Intellectual 360 points

Hi, 

I tried 'Linux Debug in CCSv5" from TI site and created project in CCSV5 for linux. But during connecting to target using XDS100V2 it gave me error as "make: no rule to make target 'include/config/auto.conf' needed by 'include/config/kernel_release'. stop.

My kernel compiled properly and generated uImage when i built from command prompt and it is booting when booted from SD card

This seems to be an issue with kernel compilation. What could be wrong here.

Please let me know how to go about it.

 

Thanks,

Regards,

Raja.

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    TI__Mastermind 25966 points

    Sounds like CCSv5 might be trying to build the kernal (too automatic).

    I always like loading/running manually by:

    1. Connect - Right click on "Launch debugger" in Target Configurations window, Connect target etc.

    2. Load symbols - Target->Load Program->Load Symbols and browse to vmlinux file

    I always like to have the console terminal window open to know the status of Linux (i.e. hit enter to see the prompt).