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uno-q: follow the qcom-ptool qrb2210 partition layout rename - #34
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meta-qcom bumped qcom-ptool to d7c0e814a6f1, which includes ptool
commit 71944099b2ac ("platforms: rename qrb2210 layouts ahead of the
YAML migration"). That moved the layout uno-q uses from
qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc-16GB to qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc, so
qcom-partition-conf no longer deploys anything under the old path and
do_image_qcomflash fails with:
install: cannot stat '.../partitions/qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc-16GB/gpt_main*.bin': No such file or directory
Point QCOM_PARTITION_FILES_SUBDIR at the new directory. The generated
layout is unchanged: partition names, type GUIDs, offsets, sizes and
attributes match the previous ptool output, as do rawprogram0.xml,
patch0.xml and contents.xml. Only the disk and per-partition unique
GUIDs differ, and ptool already randomizes those on every run since
meta-qcom does not set PTOOL_SEED.
Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-opus-5-5
Signed-off-by: Ricardo Salveti <ricardo.salveti@oss.qualcomm.com>
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meta-qcom bumped qcom-ptool to d7c0e814a6f1, which includes ptool commit 71944099b2ac ("platforms: rename qrb2210 layouts ahead of the YAML migration"). That moved the layout uno-q uses from qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc-16GB to qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc, so qcom-partition-conf no longer deploys anything under the old path and do_image_qcomflash fails with:
install: cannot stat '.../partitions/qrb2210-unoq-abl/emmc-16GB/gpt_main*.bin': No such file or directory
Point QCOM_PARTITION_FILES_SUBDIR at the new directory. The generated layout is unchanged: partition names, type GUIDs, offsets, sizes and attributes match the previous ptool output, as do rawprogram0.xml, patch0.xml and contents.xml. Only the disk and per-partition unique GUIDs differ, and ptool already randomizes those on every run since meta-qcom does not set PTOOL_SEED.