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For now Mender will not use the DTB that is delivered with new artifacts and will continue to boot with the original DTB that was populated using the sdimg file.

On the other hand, the Raspberry Pi boot firmware requires that the DTB file is in the same partition as the boot firmware ( /dev/mmcblk0p1) and the config.txt file. To be able to support update of Linux kernel and devicetree, Mender requires these to be installed in the /boot directory for each rootfs (normally /dev/mmcblk0p2 and /dev/mmcblk0p3). See this thread where the limitations of the boot firmware files on Raspberry Pi are discussed. See Updating Raspberry Pi boot firmware files using Yocto Project and Mender. You can either deploy this Artifact in managed mode with the Mender server (upload it under Releases in the server UI) or by using the Mender client standalone mode. On the other hand, if you already have Mender running on your device and want to deploy a rootfs update using this build, you should use the Mender Artifact files, which have. Please proceed to the official documentation on provisioning a new device for steps to do this. sdimg suffix) is used to provision the device storage for devices without Mender running already.

tmp/deploy/images/raspberrypi0-wifi/nder.

tmp/deploy/images/raspberrypi0-wifi/core-image-base-raspberrypi0-wifi.sdimg.

Replace core-image-base with your desired image target. You can now proceed with building an image: MACHINE=raspberrypi0-wifi bitbake core-image-base Next, initialize the build environment: source setup-environment raspberrypi m meta-mender-raspberrypi/scripts/manifest-raspberrypi.xml \ mkdir mender-raspberrypi & cd mender-raspberrypi Set the Yocto Project branch you are building for: # set to your branch, make sure it is supported (see table above)Ĭreate a directory for your mender-raspberrypi setup to live in and clone the

Ĭonfiguring the build Setup Yocto environment

Google repo tool installed and in your PATH.

Instructions depend on which Yocto version you intend to use.

A supported Linux distribution and dependencies installed on your workstation/laptop as described in the Yocto Mega Manual.

For U-Boot-based boards, the integration checklist has been verified. Runtime Means that Mender has been verified to work on the board. U-boot is still primary integration method for this platform.īuild Means that the Yocto Project build using this Mender integration completes without errors and outputs images. Disabled GRUB integration for ARM systems which is default in meta-mender/thud.