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2024-04-17 17:14 deepin
Hi!
Could you please share the SD Card image file? It could be convenient to be shared among community, simple to flash on SD Card...
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Hi!
Could you please share the SD Card image file? It could be convenient to be shared among community, simple to flash on SD Card...
Hi!
Could you please share the SD Card image file? It could be convenient to be shared among community, simple to flash on SD Card...
Of course, this is the image link: https://github.com/chenchongbiao/deepin-raspberrypi/releases/download/v1.0.0/deepin-raspberrypi.zip , excluding desktop environment.
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introduce
The Raspberry Pi runs the deepin system.
Build kernel
The kernel can be copied from the boot directory of the official raspberrypi/firmware warehouse.
Install tools, select cross compilation here
Install 64-bit toolchain for 64-bit kernel
Clone code
Run the following commands according to your Raspberry Pi model to prepare the default configuration.
Raspberry Pi 4B is used here
Build with configuration, for all 64-bit versions
Partition
Insert the SD into the computer using a card reader and use to
lsblk
identify the device. The subsequent operations are the same as inserting an SD card.Here dd disk files are used as SD cards.
If it is an SD card, format it and run lsblk to check the specific device.
If the partition is mounted and needs to be unmounted
sudo umount /media/xxx
, use fdisk to delete the existing partition. The following is to partition the disk. The same is true for the SD card.mount
Copy root file system and boot
extra package
Edit partition table
start up
Try to start using qemu
The kernel and device tree used below were compiled by me. You can also directly copy kernel.img and bcm2710-rpi-3-b.dtb in the firmware.
Boot from SD card
Directly insert the SD into the Raspberry Pi, power it on, and insert it into the display, no additional operations are required.
Install desktop environment
The stable source of arm may lack some packages. First add the ci for building.
After the installation is complete, you can choose to comment out the ci source to avoid dependency conflicts.
Finished with flowers.
reference
QEMU Simulation Raspberry Pi 1 and 3B-Nanny Level Tutorial
raspberrypi document0ation
project
deepin-raspberrypi
Install the desktop environment and add it later