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demsey edited this page Sep 14, 2010
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To quick using OE type:
mkdir mynewprojectdir
cd mynewprojectdir
wget http://demsey.webpark.pl/openstmstb/Makefile-openstmstbIn your custom build.conf file you should override some properties set in Makefile-openstmstb
MACHINE = your_device_name
Choose your_device_name from supported devices list:
- cuberevo – ABCom IPBOX 9000HD, Sezam 9100HD PVR, MADTEK HD 4000L, VIZYON-8000HD PVR
- cuberevo-mini – ABCom IPBOX 900HD, Sezam 901HD, VIZYON-810HD
- cuberevo-mini2 – ABCom IPBOX 910HD, Sezam 902HD, MADTEK HD 3000L, VIZYON-820HD PVR
- cuverevo-250hd – ABCom IPBOX 91HD, Sezam 900HD, VIZYON-800HD
- cuberevo-mini-fta – (Cuberevo 200HD)
- cuverevo-9500hd – (CubeRevo 7000HD)
- cuverevo-2000hd – (Cuberevo 2000HD)
- ufs910 – Katherine UFS 910
- fortis-hdbox – Fortis FS-9200 (HDBox), Octagon SF-1008 HD PVR
and if you plan to be commiter put in your build.conf
GIT_AUTHOR_NAME = Your Name
GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL = you@example.com
make -f Makefile-openstmstbIt download openstmstb git repo and configure them for selected device
Then you can go to device build folder
cd your_device_name/build
source env.sourceand for test compile kernel for your device
bitbake linux-select_your_device_nameAfter couple of hours 2-3,5 can you found compiled kernel for your device in dist/sh4/ipk
More information how to use bitbake you may find at Building Software
Some interesting info what OpenEmbedded is Openembedded Presentation