IDP Build & Deploy Image
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Build an IDP OS by WR Workbench
1. Go to the $HOME/Project directory on your Development Computer:
cd $HOME/Project
- 1.1 Source WRLinux Enviroment
For MI2.0 ./wrenv.sh -p wrlinux-5 For MI3.x ./wrenv.sh -p wrlinux-7
2. Define your Gateway options by coping and pasting the configure command
- MI3.1 Configure for Intel Atom processor
../../wrlinux-7/wrlinux/configure --enable-addons=wr-idp --enable-board=intel-baytrail-64 --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-internet-download=yes --enable-kernel=idp --enable-patchresolve=noop --enable-reconfig --enable-rootfs=idp --enable-test=no --with-layer=dev-experience,dev_hub,sys-version,wr-hac,wr-hdc-examples,wr-iot,wr-kernel/kernel-dev,wr-ma,wr-mcafee,wr-prosyst-mbs-smarthome-sdk-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069 --with-package=autoconf,automake,conntrack-tools,curl,fuse,gdb,git,iasl,igmpproxy,iperf,ipset,less,libcli,libtool,make,mipv6-daemon-umip,netcat,ntfs-3g,ntfsprogs,perl,ruby,screen,sshfs-fuse,subversion,swig,tcpdump,tftp-hpa,tftp-hpa-server,vim --with-template=feature/backports,feature/bluetooth,feature/ems-test,feature/haccmds,feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/non-grsec,feature/online_updates,feature/openjdk-bin,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/recovery,feature/remote-session,feature/self-hosted,feature/target-toolchain,feature/vlan
- MI3.1 Configure for Intel Haswell processor
../../wrlinux-7/wrlinux/configure --enable-addons=wr-idp --enable-board=intel-haswell-64 --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-internet-download=yes --enable-kernel=idp --enable-patchresolve=noop --enable-reconfig --enable-rootfs=idp --enable-test=no --with-layer=dev-experience,dev_hub,sys-version,wr-hac,wr-hdc-examples,wr-iot,wr-kernel/kernel-dev,wr-ma,wr-mcafee,wr-prosyst-mbs-smarthome-sdk-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069 --with-package=autoconf,automake,conntrack-tools,curl,fuse,gdb,git,iasl,igmpproxy,iperf,ipset,less,libcli,libtool,make,mipv6-daemon-umip,netcat,ntfs-3g,ntfsprogs,perl,ruby,screen,sshfs-fuse,subversion,swig,tcpdump,tftp-hpa,tftp-hpa-server,vim --with-template=feature/backports,feature/bluetooth,feature/ems-test,feature/haccmds,feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/non-grsec,feature/online_updates,feature/openjdk-bin,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/recovery,feature/remote-session,feature/self-hosted,feature/target-toolchain,feature/vlan
- MI3.1 Configure for Intel Quark processor
../../wrlinux-7/wrlinux/configure --enable-addons=wr-idp --enable-board=intel-quark --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-internet-download=yes --enable-kernel=idp --enable-patchresolve=noop --enable-reconfig --enable-rootfs=idp --enable-test=no --with-layer=dev-experience,dev_hub,sys-version,wr-hac,wr-hdc-examples,wr-iot,wr-kernel/kernel-dev,wr-ma,wr-mcafee,wr-prosyst-mbs-smarthome-sdk-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069 --with-package=autoconf,automake,conntrack-tools,curl,fuse,gdb,git,iasl,igmpproxy,iperf,ipset,less,libcli,libtool,make,mipv6-daemon-umip,netcat,ntfs-3g,ntfsprogs,perl,ruby,screen,sshfs-fuse,subversion,swig,tcpdump,tftp-hpa,tftp-hpa-server,vim --with-template=feature/backports,feature/bluetooth,feature/ems-test,feature/haccmds,feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/non-grsec,feature/online_updates,feature/openjdk-bin,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/recovery,feature/remote-session,feature/self-hosted,feature/target-toolchain,feature/vlan
- MI3.0 Configure for Intel Atom processor
../WindRiver/wrlinux-7/wrlinux/configure --enable-board=intel-baytrail-64 --enable-kernel=idp --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-patchresolve=noop --enablerootfs=idp \ --enable-addons=wr-idp --with-layer=wr-prosyst-mbs-smarthome-sdk-ia,wrdigi-idigiconnector,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069,\ sysversion,wr-iot --with-template=feature/vlan,feature/opc,feature/recovery,feature/opc_demo,feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/l2tp,feature/realtek, \ feature/ems-test,feature/remote-session,feature/openjdk-bin,feature/online_updates,feature/bluetooth,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/target-toolchain \ --withpackage=make,git,iasl,libtool,perl,ruby,subversion,autoconf,automake,curl,conntrack-tools,fuse,igmpproxy,iperf,ipset,libcli,mipv6-daemonumip,\ ntfs-3g,ntfsprogs,sshfs-fuse,tftp-hpa,tftp-hpa-server,tcpdump,vim
- MI3.0 Configure for Intel Core processor
../WindRiver/wrlinux-7/wrlinux/configure --enable-board=intel-haswell-64 --enable-kernel=idp --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-patchresolve=noop --enablerootfs=idp \ --enable-addons=wr-idp --with-layer=wr-prosyst-mbs-smarthome-sdk-ia,wrdigi-idigiconnector,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069,\ sysversion,wr-iot --with-template=feature/vlan,feature/opc,feature/recovery,feature/opc_demo,feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/l2tp,feature/realtek, \ feature/ems-test,feature/remote-session,feature/openjdk-bin,feature/online_updates,feature/bluetooth,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/target-toolchain \ --withpackage=make,git,iasl,libtool,perl,ruby,subversion,autoconf,automake,curl,conntrack-tools,fuse,igmpproxy,iperf,ipset,libcli,mipv6-daemonumip,\ ntfs-3g,ntfsprogs,sshfs-fuse,tftp-hpa,tftp-hpa-server,tcpdump,vim
- MI2.0 Configure for Intel Atom processor
$WIND_LINUX_CONFIGURE --enable-board=intel-atom-baytrail --enable-kernel=standard --enable-rootfs=glibc-idp --enable-addons=wr-idp --enable-bootimage=ext3,hdd --enable-parallel-pkgbuilds=4 --enable-jobs=6 --enable-reconfig -- enable-rm-oldimgs=yes --enable-rm-work=yes --without-layer=wr-srm --with-layer=wr-intel-support,wr-mcafee,wr-wks-oneagent-tr069,wr-ieee11073,wr-mcafee,wr-wks-oneagent-oma-dm-ia,wr-intel-support --with- template=feature/online_updates,feature/recovery,feature/pptp_vpn,feature/pppoe,feature/upnp,feature/opc,feature/openjdk-bin, feature/ipsec_vpn,feature/mqtt,feature/l2tp,feature/webif,feature/firewall,feature/vlan,feature/intel-wilkinpeak2,feature/bluetooth --with-rcpl-version=17
3. Build the IDP
make fs
4. The config.log created in $HOME/Project is an exact copy of the configure options used to build the Gateway OS. Save this as config.sh for future development projects:
cp config.log config.sh
5. Continue to Copy Gateway OS to USB Flash Drive.
Note: Remove grsecurity to experiment with application development. Refer to IDP Build IDP Without Grsecurity
- Grsecurity is included in the Linux kernel by default. This feature can inhibit exploration by preventing your apps from working.
- Disable grsecurity while you experiement with your Gateway. When you are ready to build a production-ready Gateway, consider re-enabling grsecurity
Kernel Driver Menu Config
$make -C build linux-windriver.menuconfig
$make -C build linux-windriver.rebuild
Note: 1.Type "/" to search key word
2.To select be installed driver or function
For example: Ath9k wifi module driver
Copy Gateway OS to USB Flash Drive
1. Insert the USB flash drive into your Development Computer
2. ls /dv/sd?
3. cd $HOME/workspace/<YourProjectDirectory_prj>
4. Deploy the image to USB flash drive MI2.0/3.0. Note: The deploy process takes about 15 minutes.
For Atom processor sudo ./deploy.sh -u -f export/intel-baytrail-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdx -y; sync For Intel Core processor sudo ./deploy.sh -u -f export/intel-haswell-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdx -y; sync For Quark sudo ./deploy.sh -u -f export/intel-quark-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdx -y; sync
4.1 For MI3.1
For Baytrail sudo ./deploytool -f export/intel-baytrail-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdX -y -u -B 1; sync For Haswell sudo ./deploytool -f export/intel-haswell-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdX -y -u -B 1; sync
For Quark processor sudo ./deploytool -f export/intel-quark-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 -d /dev/sdX -y -u -B 1; sync
5. Type your Linux password if prompted and click OK. The bootable USB drive is created when you see DONE! 6. Remove and reinsert into your Development Computer. The flash drive mounts with two partitions, one of which is /media/<username>/wr_usb_boot 7. Copy image to the flash drive
For Atom processor sudo cp export/intel-baytrail-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 /media/<username>/wr_usb_boot/opt/; sync
For Intel Core processor sudo cp export/intel-haswell-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 /media/<username>/wr_usb_boot/opt/; sync For MI3.1 sudo cp export/intel-baytrail-64-idp-idp-dist.tar.bz2 /media/<username>/efi/SFR/; sync
8. Remove the USB flash drive from your Development Computer
Install the OS on the Gateway
1. Insert the USB to Gateway and power on. Login using "root" for the login ID and password.
2. Install the OS: 2.0 / 3.0
tgt=/dev/sda /sbin/reset_media
- For 3.1
deploytool -d /dev/sda --reset-media -F
3. Installation is complete when you see the message "DONE!" Shut down the Gateway
poweroff
4. Remove the USB flash drive and power up your Gateway 5. Login using "root" for both the login ID and password. The OS installation is complete.