Compile Buildroot firmware This chapter introduces the compilation process of Buildroot firmware. It is recommended to develop in the Ubuntu 18.04 system environment. If other system versions are used, the compilation environment may need to be adjusted accordingly. Compile SDK Configuration before compilation The configuration files of different board types are stored in the "device/rockchip/rk3308/" directory Go back to the SDK root directory and execute "build.sh" to select the configuration file: ./build.sh roc-rk3308b-cc-plus-buildroot.mk The configuration file will be linked to "device/rockchip/.BoardConfig.mk", check this file to verify that the configuration was successful. Related configuration introduction: # Target arch export RK_ARCH=arm64 # 64-bit ARM architecture # Uboot defconfig export RK_UBOOT_DEFCONFIG=firefly-rk3308-debug-uart4 # u-boot configuration file # Kernel defconfig export RK_KERNEL_DEFCONFIG=firefly-rk3308b_linux_defconfig # kernel configuration file # Kernel dts export RK_KERNEL_DTS=rk3308b-roc-cc-plus-amic_emmc # dts file # Buildroot config export RK_CFG_BUILDROOT=firefly_rk3308_release # Buildroot configuration # Recovery config export RK_CFG_RECOVERY=firefly_rk3308_recovery # recovery configuration # parameter for GPT table export RK_PARAMETER=parameter-64bit-emmc.txt # Partition table # rootfs image path export RK_ROOTFS_IMG=rockdev/rootfs.${RK_ROOTFS_TYPE} # root file system path Fully automatic compilation Fully automated compilation performs all compilation and packaging operations to generate the complete firmware. ./build.sh Partial compilation Compile u-boot ./build.sh uboot compile kernel ./build.sh kernel compile recovery ./build.sh recovery Compile the Buildroot root filesystem Compiling the Buildroot root filesystem will generate the build output directory in "buildroot/output": ./build.sh buildroot # Note: Make sure to compile the Buildroot root filesystem as a normal user to avoid unnecessary errors. Package firmware Update each part of the mirror link to the "rockdev/" directory: ./mkfirmware.sh Pack the firmware, and the generated complete firmware will be saved to the "rockdev/pack/" directory. ./build.sh updateimg partition description parameter partition table The parameter.txt file contains the partition information of the firmware. Take "parameter-buildroot-fit.txt" as an example: Path: "device/rockchip/rk356x/parameter-buildroot-fit.txt" FIRMWARE_VER:8.1 MACHINE_MODEL:RK3308 MACHINE_ID:007 MANUFACTURER: RK3308 MAGIC: 0x5041524B ATAG: 0x00200800 MACHINE: 3308 CHECK_MASK: 0x80 PWR_HLD: 0,0,A,0,1 TYPE: GPT CMDLINE: mtdparts=rk29xxnand:0x00001000@0x00002000(uboot),0x00001000@0x00003000(trust),0x00000800@0x00004000(misc),0x0000A000@0x00004800(recovery),0x0000A000@0x0000E800(boot),0x00080000@0x00018800(rootfs),0x00020000@ 0x00098800(oem),-@0x00B8800(userdata:grow) uuid:rootfs=614e0000-0000-4b53-8000-1d28000054a9 The CMDLINE attribute is where we focus. Taking uboot as an example, 0x00001000 in 0x00001000@0x00004000(uboot) is the starting position of the uboot partition, 0x00002000 is the size of the partition, and so on. package-file The package-file file is used to determine the required partition image and image path when packaging the firmware, and it needs to be consistent with the parameter.txt file. Path: "tools/linux/Linux_Pack_Firmware/rockdev/rk3308-package-file" # NAME Relative path # #HWDEF HWDEF package-file package-file bootloader Image/MiniLoaderAll.bin parameter Image/parameter.txt trust Image/trust.img uboot Image/uboot.img boot Image/boot.img rootfs Image/rootfs.img recovery Image/recovery.img oem Image/oem.img userdata:grow Image/userdata.img misc Image/misc.img backup RESERVED #update-script update-script #recover-script recover-script more content "Firefly Buildroot User Manual"