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‎Rootfs

Hipboi at 10:02, 6 May 2015

2015-05-06T10:02:52Z

Hipboi: Created page with "==Development== Building the rabian image basically contains two tasks, generate the rootfs and build the rock-bsp. ===Rootfs=== We use live build the generate the Rabian Root..."

2015-05-06T09:18:30Z

Created page with "==Development== Building the rabian image basically contains two tasks, generate the rootfs and build the rock-bsp. ===Rootfs=== We use live build the generate the Rabian Root..."

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==Development==
Building the rabian image basically contains two tasks, generate the rootfs and build the rock-bsp.
===Rootfs===
We use live build the generate the Rabian Rootfs. The configuration files for live build can be found at radxa github. Below is how to generate the rootfs.

mkdir rabian-build
export BOARD=rock # or rock_pro/rock_lite/rock2_square
sudo apt-get install debootstrap live-build
sudo apt-get install dctrl-tools mtools parted squashfs-tools
git clone https://github.com/radxa/radxa-lb.git
cd radxa-lb
sudo make $BOARD
cd ..

You will have the rootfs for your board.
===Everything else(Bootloader/kernel)===
Rock-bsp is the tools we use to pack u-boot,kernel and rootfs into a NAND or eMMC or SDcard image for radxa boards.

First, get the image name we built with radxa-lb just now.

export IMAGE=$(basename radxa-lb/rabian_${BOARD}_*.ext4)
sudo apt-get install build-essential lzop libncurses5-dev libssl-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev
sudo apt-get install libc6-i386
git clone https://github.com/radxa/rock-bsp.git
cd rock-bsp

Use the rootfs we build

echo "BOARD_ROOTFS=${IMAGE}" >> rock-bsp/configs/${BOARD}_config
cd rock-bsp
./config.sh $BOARD
make

If everything goes well, we will have the Rabian image for $BOARD.

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 Building the rabian image basically contains two tasks, generate the rootfs and build the rock-bsp.
 ===Rootfs===
-We use live build the generate the Rabian Rootfs. The configuration files for live build can be found at radxa github. Below is how to generate the rootfs.
+We use [http://live.debian.net/devel/live-build/ live build] the generate the Rabian Rootfs. The configuration files for live build can be found at radxa github. Below is how to generate the rootfs.
      mkdir rabian-build
-     export BOARD='''rock'''        # or rock_pro/rock_lite/rock2_square
+     export BOARD='''rock'''        # or rock_pro / rock_lite / rock2_square
      sudo apt-get install debootstrap live-build
      sudo apt-get install qemu qemu-static

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      export BOARD='''rock'''        # or rock_pro/rock_lite/rock2_square
      sudo apt-get install debootstrap live-build
      sudo apt-get install dctrl-tools mtools parted squashfs-tools
      git clone https://github.com/radxa/radxa-lb.git

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      mkdir rabian-build
-     export BOARD=rock        # or rock_pro/rock_lite/rock2_square
+     export BOARD='''rock'''        # or rock_pro/rock_lite/rock2_square
      sudo apt-get install debootstrap live-build
      sudo apt-get install dctrl-tools mtools parted squashfs-tools
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 You will have the rootfs for your board.
 ===Everything else(Bootloader/kernel)===
 Rock-bsp is the tools we use to pack u-boot,kernel and rootfs into a NAND or eMMC or SDcard image for radxa boards.