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carmilili
Contributor III

When I compile LTIB , I need the below choice.Who can tell me the difference between six choice.The more detailed the better.Thank you.

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jimmychan
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Min. profile is a small and basic root filesystem contains busybox, imx test, imx lib, etc. The building time is short around 30mins.

FSL gnome profile is a GNOME GUI example. It contains many packages and it will start a GNOME GUI when the board start up. The building time is very long ~4-5hrs.

You can compare the .profile files of each profile under <ltib>/config/platform/imx/.

e.g. min.profile is Min. profile,  release_gnome.profile is GNOME profile.

After you selected the profile,  you can select/deselect the package again in the "Package List" in LTIB configuration.

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jimmychan
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Min. profile is a small and basic root filesystem contains busybox, imx test, imx lib, etc. The building time is short around 30mins.

FSL gnome profile is a GNOME GUI example. It contains many packages and it will start a GNOME GUI when the board start up. The building time is very long ~4-5hrs.

You can compare the .profile files of each profile under <ltib>/config/platform/imx/.

e.g. min.profile is Min. profile,  release_gnome.profile is GNOME profile.

After you selected the profile,  you can select/deselect the package again in the "Package List" in LTIB configuration.

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carmilili
Contributor III

Thank you for your reply.I get what I want to know.

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LeonardoSandova
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A profile can be seen as a set of packages, most of them are installed on the rootfs. In order to see differences between two profiles, you can compare the config directories. In other words, create to ltib folders, in one select the min profile and in other the gnome, then compare the config folders of each one....

Leo

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