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The buildroot process can take a large amount of time to build | The buildroot process can take a large amount of time to build depending on available system resources. Note that if any changes occur in the config file, it is recommended to clean the build tree and start the process over. Buildroot ccache is not enabled by default, but can be to help speed up repeated builds. See the [https://buildroot.org/downloads/manual/manual.html Buildroot manual] for more information about ccache and Buildroot. | ||
Once it is finished building, Buildroot will output a filesystem tarball to <source inline>buildroot/output/images/rootfs.tar.xz</source>. This file can be used with [[#Installing Buildroot|Installing Buildroot]] | Once it is finished building, Buildroot will output a filesystem tarball to <source inline>buildroot/output/images/rootfs.tar.xz</source>. This file can be used with the [[#Installing Buildroot|Installing Buildroot]] instructions to get this tarball booted on the target device. |
Revision as of 17:52, 3 April 2023
At this point, the default configuration can be modified if desired:
make menuconfig
And finally, start the build process:
make
The buildroot process can take a large amount of time to build depending on available system resources. Note that if any changes occur in the config file, it is recommended to clean the build tree and start the process over. Buildroot ccache is not enabled by default, but can be to help speed up repeated builds. See the Buildroot manual for more information about ccache and Buildroot.
Once it is finished building, Buildroot will output a filesystem tarball to buildroot/output/images/rootfs.tar.xz
. This file can be used with the Installing Buildroot instructions to get this tarball booted on the target device.