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Overview

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This wiki describes the (preliminary) process of building a rootfs usable with the new omap-based boards. The kernel that is built via oe/stable is either the 1.3A kernel or the beagleboard kernel, depending on which rootfs you build.

Steps

"Step 1, we can have lots of fun. Step 2, there's so much we can do." - New Kids on the Block

• Get OE Build Environment Set Up
  • Get com.buglabs.build.oe on your workstation via: svn co svn://svn.buglabs.net/bug/trunk/com.buglabs.build.oe
  • install git-core (sudo apt-get install git-core)
  • cd into com.buglabs.build.oe and run 'source reinstate-build-env'
    • This *may* take a while the first time
• Set up Eclipse + CDT
  • Download Eclipse
  • Install the C Development Tools (CDT) via update site
  • check everything in svn://svn.buglabs.net/bug/trunk into your workspace
• Build your cross compiling toolchain
  • More detailed instructions on this step can be found here Kernel and Rootfs Build System
  1. cd /<path-to>/com.buglabs.build.oe
  2. svn up
  3. source reinstate-build-env
  4. bitbake linux-bug
  5. bitbake uboot
  • the bitbake steps can take a while
• MORE TO COME