The RPI4 has an SPI-attached EEPROM, which contains code to boot up the
system and replaces bootcode.bin previously found in the boot partition
of the SD card. So, remove the unnecessary bootcode.bin from the rpi4
boot image.
Change-Id: I3a7a783ccdbf81e367eb8cbbd2ce49c248976385
Signed-off-by: Junghoon Kim <jhoon20.kim@samsung.com>
# 2-4. Install boot binary files
install -m 644 rpi4/boot/config.txt %{buildroot}/boot/
install -m 644 rpi4/boot/LICENCE.broadcom %{buildroot}/boot/
-install -m 644 rpi4/boot/bootcode.bin %{buildroot}/boot/
install -m 644 rpi4/boot/start*.elf %{buildroot}/boot/
install -m 644 rpi4/boot/fixup*.dat %{buildroot}/boot/
/boot/bcm*.dtb
/boot/config.txt
/boot/LICENCE.broadcom
-/boot/bootcode.bin
/boot/start*.elf
/boot/fixup*.dat
cp -a $BOOT_PATH/config.txt ./tmp
cp -a $BOOT_PATH/LICENCE.broadcom ./tmp
-cp -a $BOOT_PATH/bootcode.bin ./tmp
cp -a $BOOT_PATH/start*.elf ./tmp
cp -a $BOOT_PATH/fixup*.dat ./tmp
cp -a arch/arm/boot/zImage ./tmp