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- ODROID-C2
- Intro
- =====
- To be able to use ODROID-C2 board with the images generated by
- Buildroot, you have to prepare the SDCard or eMMC.
- How to build it
- ===============
- $ make odroidc2_defconfig
- Then you can edit the build options using
- $ make menuconfig
- Compile all and build rootfs image:
- $ make
- Note: you will need to have access to the network, since Buildroot will
- download the packages' sources.
- Result of the build
- -------------------
- After building, you should obtain this tree:
- output/images/
- +-- bl1.bin.hardkernel
- +-- bl2.package
- +-- bl301.bin
- +-- bl30.bin
- +-- bl31.bin
- +-- boot_new.bin
- +-- boot.scr [1]
- +-- boot.vfat
- +-- fip.bin
- +-- Image [2]
- +-- meson-gxbb-odroidc2.dtb
- +-- rootfs.ext2
- +-- rootfs.ext4
- +-- rootfs.tar
- +-- sdcard.img
- +-- u-boot.bin
- +-- u-boot.img
- +-- uboot-odc2.img [3]
- [1] This is the ODROID-C2 configuration file used in u-boot.
- [2] This is the ODROID-C2 kernel image file which will be booted.
- [3] This is the ODROID-C2 signed u-boot image which will be used.
- How to write the SD card or eMMC
- ================================
- Once the build process is finished you will have an image called "sdcard.img"
- in the output/images/ directory.
- Copy the bootable "sdcard.img" onto an SD card or eMMC with "dd":
- $ sudo dd if=output/images/sdcard.img of=/dev/sdX
- Insert the SDcard into your ODROID-C2, and power it up. Your new system
- should come up now.
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