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LicheeSG-Nano-Build

  • updated build, fsbl, opensbi, u-boot, linux, middleware (cvi_mpi and SensorSupportList) and osdrv to sophgo weekly rls 2024.10.14
  • updated isp_tuning to sophgo weekly rls 2024.09.11
  • updated freertos to sophgo weekly rls 2024.06.6 and ramdisk to sophgo weekly rls 2024.07.20
  • merged mainline v5.10.230 into linux_5.10
  • updated buildroot to 2024.05.3
  • added maix_mmf sources and media_server submodule to middleware/sample/test_mmf
  • imported rtsp_server from maixcdk to middleware/sample/test_mmf
  • added support for nanokvm
  • minimal fixes for a53 build
  • Kept backward comptabibility for older middleware used by MaixCDK and NanoKVM app
  • added build of NanoKVM server and web from source
  • added flag to NanoKVM server to force download of libmaixcam_lib.so on first login
  • added flag to NanoKVM server to disable tailscale
  • imported maix_err, maix_fs and maix_log from MaixCDK and added functions to maix_mmf sources to build libmaixcam_lib.so replacement in middleware/sample/test_mmf
  • added h264, vdec, maix_avc2flv and other functions to libmaixcam_lib.so
  • created kvm_system replacement in middleware/sample/kvm_system as NanoKVM Full OLED controller
  • created kvm_stream replacement in middleware/sample/kvm_stream for NanoKVM 2.0.9 and earlier
  • created kvm_vision libkvm.so replacement in middleware/sample/test_mmf for NanoKVM 2.1.0 and later
  • replaced download of NanoKVM latest.zip with nanokvm-skeleton git repo containing only non-binary files
  • created dummy libs for ae, af, awb, cvi_json-c, cvi_miniz and isp_algo in middleware/modules/dummy to avoid usage of any pre-built closed source lib
  • created light libs for cvi_bin, cvi_bin_isp and isp in middleware/modules/isp_light to reduce usage of dummy code
  • dummy and light libs are currently only used in kvmapp folder for NanoKVM, the real libs are still required and used for the other projects with camera module
  • added build of tailscale from source
  • synced defconfig and dts from licheervnano to licheea53nano
  • updated build scripts to compile the firmware (including MaixCDK and NanoKVM) for a53 mode (ARM 32-bit and 64-bit)
  • added submodules to compile tpu sdk

download source

git clone https://github.com/scpcom/LicheeSG-Nano-Build --depth=1
cd LicheeSG-Nano-Build
git submodule update --init --recursive --depth=1

You can remove the --depth=1 parameter to get full history.

host environment

  • OS: Debian 11/Ubuntu 22.04 or higher is recommended
  • CPU: AMD/Intel x86_64 (for ARM aarch64 and others ./host/replace-all-thead-toolchains.sh maybe used)
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM (Required to build opencv tests, all other can be complied with 4GB and below)
  • Storage: 30GB free space minimum (plus optional 40GB to compile the toolchain)

On Debian/Ubuntu you can install required packages with:

./host/prepare-host.sh

Or you can use container:

cd host/ubuntu
docker build -t licheervnano-build-ubuntu .
docker run --name licheervnano-build-ubuntu licheervnano-build-ubuntu
docker export licheervnano-build-ubuntu | sqfstar licheervnano-build-ubuntu.sqfs
singularity shell -e licheervnano-build-ubuntu.sqfs

build it

source build/cvisetup.sh
# C906:
defconfig sg2002_licheervnano_sd
# A53:
# defconfig sg2002_licheea53nano_sd
build_all

build fail

on some system, qt5svg or qt5base will build failed on first build, please retry command:

build_all

how to modify image after build:

# first partition
touch wifi.sta
mcopy -i install/xxx/xxx.img@@1s wifi.sta ::/

# second partition
./host/mount_ext4.sh install/xxx/xxx.img mountpoint
cd mountpoint
touch xxx

logo

./host/make_logo.sh input.jpeg logo.jpeg
mcopy -i install/xxx/xxx.img@@1s logo.jpeg ::/

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