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Error building Rock 64 kernel - Bapple - 02-13-2018 I did a git clone of the rock64 image from: https://github.com/ayufan-rock64/linux-mainline-kernel I had tried doing a simple "make" but am getting an error in scripts/link-vmlinux.sh, so apparently this is not the right way to build a kernel. What is the proper procedure? I need to build a few device drivers that aren't built normally and just need a valid kernel to build against. Thanks, Bob RE: Error building Rock 64 kernel - xalius - 02-13-2018 Are you crosscompiling or building on the Rock64? Which config are you using? RE: Error building Rock 64 kernel - Bapple - 02-13-2018 I'm building right on the Rock64, using an NFS mounted volume where the sources are located. I tried using oldconfig. Basically I've got an "operator error" kind of problem and just need a hint as to what the procedural errors are. Thanks Bob RE: Error building Rock 64 kernel - xalius - 02-13-2018 I am currently on the road, can give you some hints later today... but you want to start with Code: make rockchip_linux_defconfig then Code: make menuconfig add the options you need and Code: make -j5 after that you should have everything built... building on the Rock64 will take quite some time if you dont have a heatsink and the cores get throttled, it should be around 40 minutes with good cooling... ---------------- If you want to cross-compile the kernel on a PC which is a lot faster, you need a aarch64-linux-gnu- toolchain which usually comes with most distros (Ubuntu, Fedora at least...) and the steps are more or less the same, but you have to prefix everything with: Code: ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- e.g. Code: ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- make rockchip_linux_defconfig To redirect the make install / make modules_install targets to a directory of your chosing, define INSTALL_PATH=.... and INSTALL_MOD_PATH=... so you can get the files needed to move over to the filesystem on your board... run as normal user / not root or sudo... Code: ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=aarch64-linux-gnu- INSTALL_PATH=<some directory> make install |