To make it work, follow the readme or do the following (make sure you have the dependencies setup from the readme first) :
Clone buildroot and the rockchip external dir
git clone git://git.busybox.net/buildroot buildroot
git clone [email protected]:flatmax/buildroot.rockchip.git buildroot.rockchip.ext
git checkout 73248c03fd04eddad78fea5096cd98b2a2d43e81 # note check the readme to make sure this is still correct.
Hi! thank you for your buildroot repo. I tried with a recent version of buildroot. The creator has introduced the package rockchip-mali. With some patches on this package (changed the libmali repo with Radxa repo and the install procedure) I sucessfully built an image with qt5 on EGLFS. If you like it we can make a package on your repo dedicated to Radxa board with rk3568.
Very nice - good to hear it works for you.
You may be interested in patching buildroot for those changes ? Those patches look like they apply to buildroot - right ?
Hi, about the rockchip-mali patch, I just created an alternative package named radxa-mali, that fetches from radxa libmali repo. But require an additional patch to qt5-base package. I don’t know why on the rockchip-linux GitHub page lot of repositories were deleted. In the next week, I’ll try to create a similar package for radxa’s mpp and rknpu2.
Hello, i’m trying to make buildroot using your instruction, but have problem, i have uploaded screenshots, where can i get sources from that deleted repo?
Changed rktools.mk to
RKTOOLS_VERSION = 99fbae9d39bea69edbbb12937d49b7d6c8a9c04d
RKTOOLS_SITE = https://github.com/xlloss/tools.git
and everything is ok. Thank you!
Hi, if you are using radxa kernel you don’t need mali-driver, because is already present in the kernel, just remove the dependency between rockchip-mali and mali-driver.
