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Where can I see device tree in dm365?

Jheel Shah
Prodigy 70 points

I have uImage-ipnc-dm365 installed in /IPNetCam/ipnc/tftp, I wanted to check which are the drivers include in uImage.

Is it possible to check device tree on host pc?

So can you suggest the procedure or commands for the above.


Thanks.

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    Intellectual 530 points
    Hi Jheel,

    you can check your board file in kernel/arch/arm/mach-<boardname>/board-<boardname>.c
    you can use $lsmod command to check the loaded modules and check /dev directory to explore more about devices.

    BR
    Kaushal
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    Guru 11260 points
    Hello,

    If you are luck you should be able to see in your linux machine by doing

    cat /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/modules.builtin

    Or the hard way if you have vmlinux file for the same uImage which you built, then do:

    arm-<cross-compile>-nm vmlinux

    and manullay llok for symbols.

    Cheers,
    --Prabhakar Lad