Author Topic: Cross-compilation environment-tips-recipe for Raspberry Pi from AMD64/Linux?  (Read 1466 times)

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Offline cdevTopic starter

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What is a working current best-practices for compiling software and especially kernels for Raspberry Pi (current Raspbian on current or older HW) using Linux on AMD64 as the build platform, using gcc?

I would like to be able to rebuild a minimal kernel without all the extras that also supports the use of a GPIO pulse for timing. On my older Pis building a kernel takes a really long time, it should only take a few minutes on my desktop.

None of the instructions I have found online and tried have worked for me!




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Offline tyrel

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Have you tried the instructions from the official documentation (https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/kernel/building.md)?
What doesn't work exactly?
 

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This time around, newest everything, totally stock kernel, exactly as downloaded, it worked.

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