TI中文支持网Part Number:J721EXSOMXEVM
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I am using Yocto to buildtisdk-adas-image andtisdk-default-image, and I noticed that the process requires downloading more than 13,000 intermediate components. However, my build environment has only 200GB of storage.
I noticed that the FAQ states that the image requires at least 250GB of storage space, but I only want to build an SDK with essential functionalities and do not need so many complex features. How can I build the image within the 200GB storage limit?
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We have received your case and the investigation will take some time. Thank you for your patience.
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You can try following the recommendations here: https://www.ti2k.com/wp-content/uploads/ti2k/DeyiSupport_DSP_disk-space.html
You should also try building the minimal or base images instead of the adas/default images if you want less features.
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Xujie Zhao：
Thank you for your reply. I tested the tisdk-base-image and successfully installed all the middleware.
However, I encountered the following issue during the process: After recompiling the kernel files, I deleted deploy-ti to ensure that the generated image is the latest. However, when I ran MACHINE="j721e-evm" bitbake -k tisdk-base-image again, I found that deploy-ti was not regenerated. Could you please explain why this happened?
My specific steps were: delete deploy-ti -> run ./conf/setdev -> execute the MACHINE command.
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I was able to recreate your issue.
bitbake doesn't know that you deleted the deploy-ti directory, so it doesn't think it needs to rebuild the artifacts within the depoy-ti directory.
You will need to clean the recipes that generate the artifacts, and then rebuild the tisdk-base-image.
MACHINE=j721e-evm bitbake -c cleanall linux-ti-staging u-boot-ti-staging mc:k3r5:u-boot tisdk-uenv MACHINE=j721e-evm bitbake tisdk-base-imageIn the future, don't delete the deploy-ti directory. Instead, look at the last modified date of the generated artifacts.
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SpanishDutch
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Korean
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