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Introduction
============
This project provides scripts and data that provide a simple way of using
tegrarcm and U-Boot to write U-Boot (or an alternative image) to the boot
flash of a Tegra device.
This project relies on source and data provided by various other projects.
cbootimage - Creates Tegra flash images.
cbootimage-configs - Board-specific data for cbootimage.
tegrarcm - Communicates with Tegra boot ROM over USB.
dtc - Compiles device tree files, and provides utilities
to manipulate device trees.
U-Boot - A bootloader. Used to write to Tegra's boot flash,
and is typically written to the boot flash.
cbootimage, tegrarcm, and dtc are simply utilities used by this project. If
your distro packages up-to-date versions of these tools, then they may be
installed and used. However, this is often not the case, so a script
named "build-tools" has been provided, which will build those tools and place
them into a directory that the other scripts add to their $PATH.
cbootimage-configs and U-Boot are actively used by the "build" script, and
hence must always be available.
For more details how these tools fit together, see the documentation at:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/tegra-public-appnotes/index.html
Obtaining the Source
====================
You are expected to use Google's repo tool to obtain the source.
For more information about repo, see:
http://code.google.com/p/git-repo/
To obtain repo, do the following in a directory in your $PATH:
curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > repo
chmod a+x repo
To obtain the source of the tegra-uboot-flasher project, do:
mkdir tegra-uboot-flasher
cd tegra-uboot-flasher
repo init -u git://github.com/NVIDIA/tegra-uboot-flasher-manifests.git
repo sync
The manifest includes the source to potentially distro-packaged utilities
such as cbootimage and tegrarcm, and U-Boot itself. If you already have the
pre-requisite tools installed, you may not want to download their source.
Similarly, if you already build U-Boot yourself, you may not want another
copy of the U-Boot source tree. You can request that repo not download
those source trees using the -g option to repo init. For example:
# Exclude just the pre-requisite tools:
repo init -u ... -g default,-notools
# Only include the bare minimum
repo init -u ... -g default,-notools,-bootloader
Submitting Changes
==================
To submit patches to this project, please use the following commands:
* git format-patch --subject-prefix="flasher scripts PATCH"
Creates a patch file from your git commit.
* git send-email --to linux-tegra@vger.kernel.org *.patch
Sends the patch by email to the Tegra mailing list.
Even though the primary upstream repository for this project is hosted on
github, contributions aren't accepted via github pull requests. Github pull
requests would bypass public code review on the project mailing list.
Patches should be signed off (include a signed-off-by line) to indicate your
acceptance of the code's license (see COPYING and the license header in each
file). See http://developercertificate.org/ for details of what signed-off-by
implies.
Pre-requisites
==============
A number of common tools and libraries required to build tegra-uboot-flasher.
Typically, these will be provided by standard distribution packages.
For recent Debian-/Ubuntu-based distributions, the following list of packages
will be useful:
build-essential
autoconf
automake
libtool
libusb-1.0-0-dev
libcrypto++-dev
Packages with similar names likely exist for other distributions too.
Note: tegrarcm depends on libusb-1.0. On at least current Debian-/Ubuntu-based
distributions, the default/unversioned libusb package installed contains
libusb-0.1. Make sure that libusb-1.0 is installed by using the explicit
versioned package name specified above.
Compiling Potentially Packaged Utilities
========================================
If you have installed distro packages for the utilities mentioned above,
and/or sync'd the default-notools.xml manifest, skip this step.
cd to the scripts sub-directory (i.e. the directory containing this README),
and execute:
./build-tools
Creating Flash Images
=====================
This step creates the target binaries and supporting data files necessary to
run the tegra-uboot-flasher script. You will always need to perform this step.
You will need an ARM cross-compiler in order to compile U-Boot. This may be
obtained from a distribution package, or be a custom-built toolchain. The
environment variable CROSS_COMPILE should be set to select the compiler to
use. CROSS_COMPILE should contain the common prefix of all the binaries in
the cross-compiler, for example if gcc is arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc, then
CROSS_COMPILE should be set to arm-linux-gnueabi-, or
/path/to/arm-linux-gnueabi-. If this variable is not set, then the build
script assumes a value of arm-linux-gnueabi-.
cd to the scripts sub-directory (i.e. the directory containing this README),
and execute:
./build build
Flashing Devices
================
If you wish, you may run the tegra-uboot-flasher script directly from the
source tree. The script will automatically find the build results generated
in the previous step. For details on running this script, please see
README-user.txt in this directory.
Packaging the Build Results
===========================
The build script generates the directory tree ../_out. this contains all data
required by the tegra-uboot-flasher script. The content of this directory
should be installed into /usr/share/tegra_uboot_flasher.
The tegra-uboot-flasher script itself should be installed somewhere in $PATH.
The Python module tegraboardconfigs.py should be installed somewhere that
Python can locate it.
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