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Commit ff761d4c authored by Martyn Welch's avatar Martyn Welch
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Update devtool installation description and use release rather than daily snapshot

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Sometimes, it may be necessary to install a devroot for an architecture or a
version of Apertis different than that coming pre-installed with the SDK image.
Since devroots are ospacks specially built each time during the build process,
installing them can be done separately as described below. Apertis currently
only builds armhf devroots, but this may change in future.
installing them can be done separately as described below.
wget https://images.apertis.org/daily/<release>/<timestamp>/<arch>/devroot/ospack_<release>-<arch>-devroot_<timestamp>.tar.gz
wget https://images.apertis.org/release/<release>/<version>/<arch>/devroot/ospack_<release>-<arch>-devroot_<version>.tar.gz
sudo mkdir -p /opt/directory-to-unpack-into
sudo tar -xvf ospack_<release>-<arch>-devroot_<timestamp>.tar.gz -C /opt/directory-to-unpack-into
sudo tar -xvf ospack_<release>-<arch>-devroot_<version>.tar.gz -C /opt/directory-to-unpack-into
where:
- `<release>` is the release version, e.g. `19.03`
- `<timestamp>` is the version of the image, e.g. `20181206.0`
- `<arch>` is the architecture, e.g. `armhf`
- `<release>` is the release, e.g. `v2023`
- `<version>` is the version of the image, e.g. `v2023.1`
- `<arch>` is the architecture, e.g. `arm64`
- `/opt/directory-to-unpack-into` is the directory into which the devroot will
be installed
Similarly, for the release images, replace the `/daily/<release>/<timestamp>/`
bit with `/release/<release>/<version>/`, e.g. `/release/18.12/18.12.0/`.
# External links
- [GCC](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/)
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