linux-firmware-rpidistro: Fix wireless error message on RPi #1408
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Fixes: agherzan#1396 Signed-off-by: Omri Sarig <[email protected]>
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- What I did
Fix an error message generated when creating an image with brcmfmac enabled.
As #1396 describes, the brcmfmac driver generates an error message during boot, which can be seen by inspecting the log of the device.
This error happens because several files in linux-firmware-rpidistro links to non-existing files.
By updating the link of these files to the valid files in the target, this error message is fixed.
- How I did it
Create a patch file for the linux-firmware-rpidistro recipe, that changes the links of different rpi board firmware files from linking to non-existing files, to link to the file which exists in the system.
A similar change was already implemented for the base file - this PR do the same fix for all the rest of the RPi files, so no error message will be generated.
Fixes: #1396