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This guide provides instructions on how to set up the custom target image (CTI) on a Raspberry Pi.

The CTI is similar to the QSTI, except it allows you to build your own image. This means that the CTI has more customization options to suit your needs.

To get the CTI up and running, you need to clone the project, configure it with your project-specific information, and then build the project. After that, you can flash your custom image onto your Raspberry Pi.

Prerequisites

Linux Utilities

Currently, you can only build this image on Linux hosts, and it requires some utilities to build correctly.

Run the command below to install the required utilities for building successfully (works on Ubuntu): 
sudo apt install automake bridge-utils cmake curl g++ git imagemagick libglib2.0-bin libglib2.0-dev libtool libwayland-bin libzstd-dev lua-zlib lua-zlib-dev make ncat ninja-build pax-utils pkg-config python3-pip sassc scdoc texinfo unzip wget

QNX Software

If you don't already have a developer license and the QNX Software Center (QSC) installed, follow the steps below before proceeding with the steps in the next section:
  1. Get a free, non-commercial QNX Software Development Platform 8.0 license at https://www.qnx.com/getqnx.
  2. Accept and deploy your license.
  3. Install the QNX Software Center (QSC). The QSC allows you to install the QNX SDP and pre-built packages.
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