Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of newport/ubuntu
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v11 v12 4 4 This page provides details on running Ubuntu on a Gateworks Newport Board. 5 5 6 See also:7 * the Gateworks [wiki:newport#BoardSupportPackagesBSPSoftware] software page for other Linux options on Newport products.8 * [wiki:/ubuntu Gateworks Ubuntu Page for gener alnotes]6 Other references: 7 * The Gateworks [wiki:newport#BoardSupportPackagesBSPSoftware Newport] software page for other Linux options on Newport products. 8 * [wiki:/ubuntu Gateworks Ubuntu Page for generic notes] 9 9 10 10 … … 33 33 To install the kernel and root filesystem on a removable block storage device see [#disk-images below]. 34 34 35 36 [=#disk-images] 37 == Building a Bootable Disk Images == 38 You will want to build your own Ubuntu disk image if you want control over any of the following: 39 * contents of root filesystem (packages and configuration) (see [#debootstrap debootsrap below) 40 * configuration of the Linux kernel (see [wiki:newport/bsp#kernel newport/bsp/kernel]) 41 42 See [wiki:newport/boot#disk-images newpowrt/boot/disk-images] for detailed instructions. 35 == BSP == 36 37 To build a complete Ubuntu image, including all the boot firmware, start with the [wiki:newport/bsp Newport BSP] page as the easiest option. 43 38 44 39 45 40 [=#debootstrap] 46 41 == Root filesystem == 42 This is to build the rootfs ONLY. To easily build an entire system image, including the boot firmware and Ubuntu, consider the [wiki:newport/bsp Newport BSP] page. 43 47 44 A popular way to create an Ubuntu root filesystem is to use the {{{deboostrap}}} utility on a Debian or Ubuntu host. This tool provides a 2-stage install where the second stage is within a chroot environment using qemu. 48 45 … … 220 217 gzip -k -f ${OUT} 221 218 }}} 219 220 [=#disk-images] 221 == Building a Bootable Disk Images == 222 You will want to build your own Ubuntu disk image if you want control over any of the following: 223 * Contents of root filesystem (packages and configuration) (see [#debootstrap debootsrap below) 224 * Configuration of the Linux kernel (see [wiki:newport/bsp#kernel newport/bsp/kernel]) 225 226 See [wiki:newport/boot#disk-images newpowrt/boot/disk-images] for detailed instructions.