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-h3. Baserock GENIVI Baseline for ARMv7-versatile
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-*Note: Support for Baserock ARM systems was not provided for F-1.0.*
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-h4. Download a prebuilt ARMv7 Versatile image
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-*Note: This step is to be executed on an x86 host machine that has QEMU with ARM emulation support, and 'tap' installed*
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-If all you want to do is boot the system, you'll need to download
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-* [the genivi baseline system rootfs|http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-baseline-armv7-versatile.img.gz] and
-* [the kernel zImage|http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-baseline-armv7-versatile.zImage]
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-h4. Setting up am ARMv7-versatile development system
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-*Note: This step is to be executed on an x86 host machine that has QEMU with ARM emulation support, and 'tap' installed*
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-_In order to create a Baserock development VM, you'll need about 35GB of free space on your host. It makes sense to start in a new, empty directory._
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-h5. 1. Download and extract the development image
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-Download the kernel and rootfs for the GENIVI devel system
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-* [genivi devel system rootfs|http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.img.gz]
-* [kernel zImage|http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.zImage]
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-e.g.:
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-{code}
-wget http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.img.gz
-wget http://download.baserock.org/baserock/baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.zImage
-{code}
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-h5. 2. Extract the rootfs
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-{code}
-gunzip -c baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.img.gz > baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.img
-{code}
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-h5. 3. Clone the script to boot the .img files
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-{code}
-git clone git://trove.baserock.org/baserock/baserock/genivi-initial-setup
-{code}
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-h5. 4. Use the script to boot your image
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-This script will check out the Foton 1.1 version of the script and boot the
-baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile system.
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-{code}
-cd genivi-initial-setup
-git checkout F-1.1
-./run-built-arm-image.sh ../baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.zImage ../baserock-8-genivi-devel-armv7-versatile.img
-{code}
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-After this, you should see a QEMU window open and boot the ARM Baserock development image.
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-h4. Building the ARMv7-versatile baseline
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-*Note: For this step you need to work within the development VM. Boot it and log in (username: root, no password) and perform this step in the VM*
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-h5. 1. Check out a system branch
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-{code}
-git config --global user.name '<YOUR-NAME>'
-git config --global user.email '<YOUR-EMAIL>'
-morph init /src/workspace
-cd /src/workspace
-morph checkout baserock:baserock/morphs baserock/release/baserock-8
-cd baserock/release/baserock-8/baserock\:baserock/morphs
-{code}
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-h5. 2. Build the system
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-{code}
-morph build genivi-baseline-system-armv7-versatile
-{code}
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-h4. Testing the ARMv7-versatile baseline
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-To use the built system, it must first be turned into a useful format by _deploying_ it.
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-h5. 1. Deploy the rootfs
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-{code}
-morph deploy --no-git-update rawdisk genivi-baseline-system-armv7-versatile genivi-baseline-system.img DISK_SIZE=4G
-{code}
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-_Note: We add --no-git-update because we know there won't be any new changes, so we can save the time it would take to check for changes_
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-h5. 2. Copy the rootfs to your host machine
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-After it has been deployed, you can copy it out of your virtual machine. The simplest way would be with scp:
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-{code}
-scp genivi-devel-system.img <USER>@<HOST-SYSTEM>:<PATH-TO-ROOTFS.img>
-{code}
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-h5. 3. Copy the kernel to your host machine
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-The built kernel can be found by performing:
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-{code}
-ls -t /src/cache/artifacts/*kernel | head -1
-{code}
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-Copy that file out however is most convenient, e.g. with scp:
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-{code}
-scp `ls -t /src/cache/artifacts/*kernel | head -1` <USER>@<HOST-SYSTEM>:<PATH-TO-KERNEL.zImage>
-{code}
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-h5. 4. Boot your built system
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-*Note: This step is to be executed on an x86 host machine that has QEMU with ARM emulation support, and 'tap' installed*
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-Boot the new system in the exact same way as the old one:
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-{code}
-genivi-initial-setup/run-built-arm-image.sh <PATH-TO-KERNEL.zImage> <PATH-TO-ROOTFS.img>
-{code}