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Step 2: Get the script and run it to generate the .run file.
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The above yocto-migrate.sh script will take the petalinux project as input which is specified as argument and creates the plnx-yocto-migrate.run file.
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$ mkdir yocto
$ cd yocto
$ repo init -u https://github.com/Xilinx/yocto-manifests.git -b <branch-name>
$ repo sync
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Step 2: To import the petalinux data into yocto project run the plnx-yocto-migrate.run which is generated in the section 'Exporting Petalinux Project' above. This will create and extract the files into yocto/sources/petalinux directory.
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$ ./plnx-yocto-migrate.run yocto $ ls <yocto project>/sources/petalinux/ etc plnx-setupsdk plnxtool.conf project-spec |
plnx-setupsdk | Setup script to add petalinux project environment into the yocto project. This will be called inside the setupsdk file if you specify the PLNX_SETUP=1. |
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etc/ | This directory will contain the tcl script which will be used to create the uboot/device-tree configuration files Ex: system-conf.dtsi. |
plnxtool.conf | Petalinux generated .conf file with yocto variables. You can edit this file as required and build in yocto project. |
project-spec/ | Project configuration files directory. It will have the hardware file(xsa) which was included in petalinux project. |
Step 3: source the setupsdk and build
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