Hi,
In i.MX Linux Multimedia Framework User's Guide.pdf,follow:
Installing/Building the Plugins on Ubuntu
1.1.3 BSP Requirements
....
1.1.4 Installing/Building the Plugins
This chapter describes how to build and generate debian packages on the i.MX series board
natively.
Following steps illustrate about on Ubuntu and also how
to build a Debian package from the source.
1. Prepare an i.MX6 board running Ubuntu OS(11.10 Oneiric)
2. Install BSP support libraries package, the package is released with BSP. (you need to
have the .deb file available to the board, a USB-Key or copying the file to the board in
some other way should be fine)
sudo dpkg -i imx-lib-$VERSION-$RELEASE.deb
sudo dpkg -i kernel_$VERSION-imx_$RELEASE_armel.deb
It is desired to install all other BSP Debian packages.
3. Obtain the following Debian binary packages, which are included in the Debian release.
(i.e. you can copy them to a USB-Key that will be connected to the board)
Some BSP related packages needed (repackage for avoid some toolchain compatibility issue)
...
Use dpkg command to install them:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb
The above steps in imx6 board completed very inconvenient, what method can use these *.deb files are installed on the virtual machine's ltib/rootfs/ directory?
thank you!
--andy
2013/04/03
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Hi Andy,
The .deb files were made to be installed when you're running Ubuntu on your i.MX board. If you're using LTIB rootfs, you can download the multimedia tar.gz packages and move them to the /opt/freescale/pkgs on your PC. This is the location where all ltib packages are.
After moving the files, you can select the multimedia packages on ltib menu using "./ltib -c" command. Ltib will unpack, build and install them.
Rgds
Rogerio
Hi Andy,
The .deb files were made to be installed when you're running Ubuntu on your i.MX board. If you're using LTIB rootfs, you can download the multimedia tar.gz packages and move them to the /opt/freescale/pkgs on your PC. This is the location where all ltib packages are.
After moving the files, you can select the multimedia packages on ltib menu using "./ltib -c" command. Ltib will unpack, build and install them.
Rgds
Rogerio
Hi Andy,
To better understand, you were able to install the packages in your VM but, after you build your image and load it to the board, the packages are not installed?