On my Linux machine, I have the kernel provided by Automotive BSP in
this directory:
/home/adas/work/S32V/BSP/21.0/build_s32v234sbc/tmp/work/s32v234sbc-fsl-linux/linux-s32/4.19-r0/git/
so LINUX_S32V234_DIR shell variable assignment will look like this:
export LINUX_S32V234_DIR=/home/adas/work/S32V/BSP/21.0/build_s32v234sbc/tmp/work/s32v234sbc-fsl-linux/linux-s32/4.19-r0/git/
VSDK installed the tools for Linux target to
/home/adas/work/S32V/VisionSDK_S32V2_RTM_1_3_0_HF1/compilers/gcc-6.3.1-linaro-Xarmv8-linux/i686-linux/bin/
VSDK installer updates your ~/.profile automatically so all tools
should be there in your PATH. You need to update it manually only
if you have broken your environment:
export PATH=/home/adas/work/S32V/VisionSDK_S32V2_RTM_1_3_0_HF1/compilers/gcc-6.3.1-linaro-Xarmv8-linux/i686-linux/bin:$PATH
Note, merely copying this to your machine is unlikely to work since the
exact paths depend on where and how you installed various packages and, if you are working with Yocto,
what you specified after -m to nxp-setup-alb.sh
Have a great day,
Platon
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