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On the hardware side: | On the hardware side: | ||
* Odroid-C2 | * [https://wiki.odroid.com/odroid-c2/odroid-c2 Odroid-C2] | ||
* Official PSU or just a micro-SD cable (the barrel plug is recommended) | * Official PSU or just a micro-SD cable (notes : the barrel plug (inner(positive) diameter 0.8mm and outer(negative) diameter 2.5mm) is recommended, without the J1 jumper) | ||
* micro-SD (or eMMC) | * micro-SD (or eMMC) | ||
* USB to TTL (official or CP2102 chipset or an old rpi) | * USB to TTL ([https://wiki.odroid.com/accessory/development/usb_uart_kit official] or [https://duckduckgo.com/?q=CP2102+ttl&t=h_&iax=images&ia=images CP2102 chipset] or an old rpi) | ||
==Toolchain== | |||
Using GNU/Linux is recommended and this guide and here are the required dependencies: | |||
Example on debian : apt install bc bison flex make gcc gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu libncurses-dev | |||
==Build u-boot from source== | ==Build u-boot from source== | ||
''Work in progress'' | ''Work in progress'' | ||
==Build the latest LTS kernel from source== | ==Build the latest LTS kernel from source== | ||
''Work in progress'' | ''Work in progress'' | ||
==Assembly== | ==Assembly== | ||
''Work in progress'' | ''Work in progress'' | ||
==Booting== | ==Booting== | ||
''Work in progress'' | ''Work in progress'' | ||
==Troubleshooting== | ==Troubleshooting== | ||
''Work in progress'' | ''Work in progress'' | ||
Revision as of 10:15, 19 March 2022
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(Parts of this page are WIP, still incomplete and some might be incorrect.)
Introduction
The Odroid-C2 single board computer is not very well supported by Alpine/Linux. However the "Generic ARM (aarch64)" build contains almost everything we need !
What do we need ?
- kernel : provided kernel by the Alpine team does not boot
- u-boot : provided u-boot does not autoboot without serial
- system files : everything is okay
On the hardware side:
- Odroid-C2
- Official PSU or just a micro-SD cable (notes : the barrel plug (inner(positive) diameter 0.8mm and outer(negative) diameter 2.5mm) is recommended, without the J1 jumper)
- micro-SD (or eMMC)
- USB to TTL (official or CP2102 chipset or an old rpi)
Toolchain
Using GNU/Linux is recommended and this guide and here are the required dependencies: Example on debian : apt install bc bison flex make gcc gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu libncurses-dev
Build u-boot from source
Work in progress
Build the latest LTS kernel from source
Work in progress
Assembly
Work in progress
Booting
Work in progress
Troubleshooting
Work in progress