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yangjinzhuang
Contributor IV

Hello,

       what are the differences between follow images(auto/ network/networking_full):

           Targets specific to NXP:     

fsl-image-mfgtool-initramfs     

fsl-image-itb     

fsl-image-blueboxdt     

fsl-image-auto     

fsl-image-bluebox     

fsl-image-networking     

fsl-image-dom0less    

 fsl-image-flash    

 fsl-image-blueboxsdfactory     

fsl-image-base    

 fsl-image-blueboxbootflash    

 fsl-image-ubuntu-base     

fsl-image-ubuntu-ros     

fsl-image-fit     

fsl-image-base-fit    

 fsl-image-itbflash     

fsl-image-networking-full    

 fsl-image-ubuntu     

fsl-image-sim 

 

I want to build LINUX BSP myself with all Ethernet functions, GMAC and PFE include,  which type of image is right?

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yangjinzhuang
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Hello Chen,

         Thanks for your reply.

         Does the Auto target include PFE firmware? If I bitbake auto myself, do I need to manually download and load the PFE firmware? Is there a guide document on how to load the PFE firmware? I don't find it in the Linux_BSP UM.

         Thanks!

 

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chenyin_h
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NXP Employee

Hello, @yangjinzhuang 

Thanks for the reply, you may reference the replies from the other thread you created, it is detailed described.

 

Best Regards

Chenyin

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chenyin_h
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello, @yangjinzhuang 

Thanks for the question.

From the BSP UM, the default target is fsl-image-auto, which is commonly used. Additionally, fsl-image-flash is the flashimage target; fsl-image-ubuntu, fsl-image-ubuntu-base and fsl-image-ubuntu-ros are the ubuntu target image, the ros one additionally includes the ROS packages, fsl-image-base is similar to the fsl-image-auto, but with few packages included.

You may not need to care about the others since they are not mentioned in the manual. For example, fsl-image-bluebox… is for bluebox, which is a special mixed board that is not similar to common reference boards like RDB2/RDB3.

For your requirments, fsl-image-auto could be correct for use.

Hope it helps.

 

Best Regards

Chenyin

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yangjinzhuang
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Hello Chen,

         Thanks for your reply.

         Does the Auto target include PFE firmware? If I bitbake auto myself, do I need to manually download and load the PFE firmware? Is there a guide document on how to load the PFE firmware? I don't find it in the Linux_BSP UM.

         Thanks!

 

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