Is the target "FVP" not supported anymore?
targetnull opened this issue · 4 comments
I just followed the instructions in README but it returned a 403 status code as I run repo sync, saying
error: The requested URL returned error: 403 while accessing https://github.com/linaro-swg/bios_qemu_tz_arm.git.git/info/refs.
When I try to acceess it directly in the browser, I get GitHub.com no longer supports git over dumb.
I have viewed the fvp.xml and default.xml already, but I didn't make any modification. Actually I have no idea how to modify it, they seem normal, just path and name without the refs mentioned in the error info.
Has anyone run it successfully?
Thanks in advance.
It seems that they have typed an unnecessary .git in the name attribution. I deleted those .gits and it finally started to receive.
However, the access to busybox failed, saying The remote end hung up unexpectedly, maybe something wrong with my network?
I confirm FVP is still supported. I tested it yesterday, using https://github.com/OP-TEE/manifest/blob/master/README.md#tips-and-tricks, and everything was fine.
About busybox, the following standalone command should work fine. If not, you should check your network / proxy settings before using the manifest:
git clone git://busybox.net/busybox.git
Hi, Brand.
Did you modify the fvp.xml file before you run it? Looks like that it will add an .git extension in the name automatically when I run repo, so I have to delete those .git characters in the name attribution manually, and I mean every name attribution. That seems a little weird.
Look at the original xml files on github. There is no .git extension in any of the path attribute, only in the name attribute. You must have changed your xml files by accident, or they got corrupted somehow.
Yes, it is the name attribution rather than path attribution. I've modified my posts.
Sorry for the confusion it caused.
But only after I deleted those .git did it begin to work. Anyway, the whole project is fetched now and I'm able to try the test suite finally.
Thank you for your help, Brand and vchong!