Build the BSP (commandline)
You can use the commandline on Linux or Windows to work with this BSP.
Makefile targets in the BSP
The Makefile is located under the BSP's /images directory. It defines more than one target:
- all
- Invokes all targets.
- ifs-j742s2-evm.raw
- Builds the QNX IFS using the j742s2-evm.build buildfile.
If you don't specify a target, make invokes the all target.
Build from the commandline
To build the BSP on your host system, in a Command Prompt window (Windows) or a terminal (Linux), you must first build at the root directory of the BSP (BSP_ROOT_DIR), then you can build using the Makefile targets described previously in the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory. To build your BSP, perform the following steps:
- Download the BSP archive, unzip it, and set up your environment to build. For more information, see
Download and set up the BSP.
- In the BSP's root directory (BSP_ROOT_DIR), type make clean to remove the default images files from the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory.
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR cd images make clean
This action removes all existing image files.
- Navigate back to the BSP_ROOT_DIR and type make. Running make does the following:
- builds the BSP and creates its directories
- places any images required for the board into the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR
make
You should now have an IFS file called ifs-j742s2-evm.raw in the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory.
Note:
- After you build, there might be multiple IFS files in the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory if your Makefile builds multiple IFS files.
- If you have modified any of the code and rebuilt the code, ensure that you run make install so that the updated binaries are copied to the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/install directory. Binaries in the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/install are used to build the images for the BSP. You should also do a make clean and make from the $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images directory to rebuid the IFS with the updated binaries.
- We recommend that you use the make command to build your QNX IFS image. If you use the mkifs utility directly, ensure that you use the -r option to specify the location of the binaries.
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