yeashen / rock960linux

An easy way to build Rock960 board for debian linux aarch64 ( stretch ).

A customized rk3399 debian linux aarch64 collection repository

Target

• aarch64 debian linux board,
  • 96board, Rock960A/B/C.

First initializing submodules

• do these sequence at first time,

   $ git submodule init
   $ git submodule update
  

• it may takes long time.

Build kernel first ( before u-boot )

• Rock960A/B

   $ build/mk-kernel.sh rock960ab
  

• Rock960C

   $ build/mk-kernel.sh rock960c
  

Then build u-boot ( after kernel )

• Rock960A/B

   $ build/mk-uboot.sh rock960ab
  

• Rock960C

   $ build/mk-uboot.sh rock960c
  

Build rootfs

• First time you need to do this for making a file 'linaro-stretch-alip-${datetime}.tar.gz'.

   $ cd rootfs
   $ ./mk-base-debian.sh
  

• You can skip above step if have tar.gz file.
• Then create stretch base updates for Rock960 board,

   $ ./mk-rootfs-stretch-arm64.sh
  

• This sequence extract base tar.gz to binary directory, and copying overlay contents into binary.
• Then final step for this

   $ sudo ./mk-image.sh
  

• This step creates linaro-rootfs.img file.

Make a complete system image.

• Before do this, check these files exists:
  1. boot.img ( uboot and kernel )
  2. linaro-rootfs.img
• Then do this,

   $ build/mk-image.sh -c rk3399 -t system -r rootfs/linaro-rootfs.img