Quick Start

1. Make a shared folder data-jetson on the host computer (only for initial use)

   $ mkdir ~/data-jetson
   

2. Place the AutoBSP dts file in the shared folder dts subfolder

   $ cp path/to/AutoBSP/devicetree-jetson.dts ~/data-jetson/dts/
   

3. Build a docker container (Please remember to replace VERSION with the correct board name)

   [option 1] Get a docker image from DockerHub

   $ docker run  -it --rm -v ~/data-jetson:/data -e VERSION=<board> 'gumstix2021lena/docker-builder:jetson 
   

   [option 2] Build locally

   $ git clone -b jetson_nano https://github.com/kimd98/Docker-Builder.git
   $ cd Docker-Builder
   $ docker build -t docker-builder:jetson .
   $ docker run  -it --rm -v ~/data-jetson:/data -e VERSION=<board> docker-builder:jetson
   

   • VERSION: 'tx2', 'xavier_nx' or 'nano'
   • For Jetson TX2 : docker run -it --rm -v ~/data-jetson:/data -e VERSION='tx2' docker-builder:jetson
   • For Jetson Xavier NX: docker run -it --rm -v ~/data-jetson:/data -e VERSION='xavier_nx' docker-builder:jetson
   • For Jetson Nano: docker run -it --rm -v ~/data-jetson:/data -e VERSION='nano' docker-builder:jetson
   • To open an interactive shell, add bin/bash to the end of the run command

4. Check the dtb subfolder to see the dtb file

   $ ls ~/data-jetson/dtb
   

5. Check the signed subfolder to see the dtb.encrypt file

   $ ls ~/data-jetson/signed