Android 4.0.3 mkyaffs2 image on mini210s

Hi,

I have a mini210s module with a 4.3 touch screen. I have made a SD card
with this structure :

Superboot210.bin burn with SD-Flasher.
Fat32 partition with :
images /
   FriendlyARM.ini
   Superboot210.bin
   Android /
      rootfs_android-mlc2.img
      zImage

All works perfectly. The system is OK.

Now, I try to rebuild the Android 4.0.3 image from the rootfs.
I use mkyaffs2image-mlc2 utility under Unbuntu.
#./mkyaffs2image-mlc2 ./rootfs_android4.0.3/ rootfs_android-mlc2.img
The new image seems to be good. I have copy the new rootfs image on my SD
card and burn the mini210s. Burn have no error.
At startup, from the console, the system can't load Android. This is the
console logs :

[    3.012428] FIMC0 registered successfully
[    3.017105] FIMC1 registered successfully
[    3.020162] FIMC2 registered successfully
[    3.022974] S5PC1XX TVOUT Driver, (c) 2009 Samsung Electronics
[    3.029129] s5p-tvout s5p-tvout: hpd status is cable removed
[    3.040799] Freeing init memory: 1452K
[    3.048086] yaffs: dev is 32505860 name is "mtdblock4" rw
[    3.048135] yaffs: passed flags ""
1Wire touchscreen OK
[   11.967088] init: cannot find '/sbin/ueventd', disabling 'ueventd'
[   16.490577] init: Timed out waiting for /dev/.coldboot_done
[   16.854131] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/servicemanager'):
Permission denied
[   16.854782] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/drmserver'): Permission
denied
[   16.855667] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/surfaceflinger'):
Permission denied
[   16.856245] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/mediaserver'): Permission
denied
[   16.861698] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/dbus-daemon'): Permission
denied
[   16.869018] init: cannot execve('/system/bin/keystore'): Permission
denied
[   16.941143] init: cannot execve('/system/etc/init.mini210.sh'): No such
file or directory

The system seems to access to a bad directory (a bad root files system ?).
I have try multiple tests but it don't work. Do you have an idea ?

Thank you very much for your help.
Laurent.

It seems there is something slightly wrong with your method somewhere along
the line, How are you getting the rootfs in the first place?  

If it's by unpacking the provided rootfs, then make sure you are root when
you do it, otherwise the files will be created with you as the user/group
which will break android :)

Examine the sd card on the ubuntu PC, ls /media/<SDrootfs>/system/bin -alh

Obviously change SDrootfs to whatever the name of your rootfs partition is
on the SD card.

Hi,

Thank you very much.
I have unzip the rootfs on Windows and user/group is bad.
Now, I have untar the rootfs directly on Linux (with root) and it's work.