Buildroot for Radxa zero 3 w

HI,
Has anyone managed to compile Buildroot on Zero 3W, I have config files, patches etc. or something else to get started.
I have something running on buildroot raspi zero w, and I would like to use radxa zero 3W, but if buildroot isn’t supported, I won’t be able to port the software from the raspberry project.

Thanks for anyone with any useful info

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Hello @radxa, any update on this request? I’ve been trying to make it work using other boards in the buildroot repository, like rock4se, rock5b and rockpi-n8, but it doesn’t work. Are there any parameters I should keep an eye when configuring Buildroot?
So far I managed to set the correct git and repo as well as uboot and dts, and board configurations, but it’s kind of a shoot in the dark, just guessing what goes where.

@Nasca do you know about this?

356x 6.1 sdk
1.Get rockchip original SDK
https://mega.nz/file/QqIUBBSY#hikO1bvIzvOI5WG8eqNwBFvwOmon1gkTqnzvKkaYsN8

2.Extract SDK
tar xvf rk356x_linux6.1_rkr4_sdk.repo.tar
.repo/repo/repo sync -l
3.Use Radxa reposiory, rockchip.
cd device/rockchip
git remote add radxa https://github.com/radxa/device-rockchip.git
git fetch radxa git checkout -b rk3566_rk3568-linux-6.1 remotes/radxa/rk3566_rk3568-linux-6.1

Use Radxa repository, kernel.
cd kernel
git remote add radxa https://github.com/radxa/kernel.git
git fetch radxa git checkout -b linux-6.1-stan-rkr4.1-buildroot remotes/radxa/linux-6.1-stan-rkr4.1-buildroot

Trying to download it, but it requires buying extra quota if not willing to wait probably 10 hours for the whole download.
Is there any other link where I can download the SDK?

@Nasca, I was wondering, other boards like the Rock4se are part of the buildroot branch, and they don’t seem to need the Rockchip SDK. Is there any reason the rk3566 and buildroot have to be setup with the Rockchip SDK?
On a side note. What’s the status of CM3? Will it work with Armbian? Or only with the RadxaOS?

  1. The original factory SDK driver is relatively complete.
  2. Radxa CM3 not support Armbian yet.