When using a cpio.txt file for usr/gen_init_cpio, if you set to add a file on a directory on the initramfs that doesn't exists, the .cpio.gz file is correctly created and by de-compressing it you can find the file there, but later the initramfs doesn't have this file in memory. There are two options to fix this: * allow to add the file without defining its parent directory * raise an error if trying to add a file on a non-existeng directory on the cpio.txt file I think probably it's easier, more correct and error-proof the second option, since it notify the developer to add that directory entry, giving him more control. You can see this behaviour at http://www.openwall.com/lists/musl/2014/12/31/8
This has nothing to do with i2c-tools.
Created attachment 162381 [details] attachment-16404-0.html > This has nothing to do with i2c-tools. It's true, sorry, when I filled the formulary I selected "tools" and under it I didn't see the only option was i2c-tools and was already selected. Thank you by moving it to "others" if you think it's a better place for this bug issue :-)