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Download/Build Instructions

The build script is still under construction and can be shared later. This image is based on the reference image build which is documented here: RDK reference image

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Full documentation and instructions to build the reference image yourself can be found here: RDK reference image.

To quickly get started:

• Download the pre-built binary from 2020-10-

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• 19: https://drive.google.com/file/d/

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• 1R5-1wjkMAWJzbX9M0yK0wfvT7-XpcdE8/view?usp=sharing

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• Flash this to an SD card

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• with Etcher

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• : https://www.balena.io/etcher/

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• Resize the second partition afterwards to at least 2GB

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• or else there is not enough space to download the DAC apps on the rootfs. This can be done with fdisk or gparted

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• By default the image will start up with refapp2. You can stop refapp2 by browsing to http://$BOXIP:9998 on your workstation and de-activate the webkitbrowser plugin there

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Installing and Running DAC Applications

Once the reference image has been flashed to the Raspberry Pi, follow the below instructions to install and run a sample DAC application onto the RPi.

Two sample DAC applications are available here: https://github.com/stagingrdkm/lntpub/tree/master/bundle/rpi. These applications are in the OCI bundle format and have already been prepared for the Raspberry Pi. This example will use the Wayland EGL test application.

For instructions on how to create your own application, see below. These instructions will use the Wayland EGL test applicationthe SDK section. You may need to install wscat first on your workstation to follow these instructions. $BOX refers to the IP of the raspberry pi and Thunder port: e.g. 192.169.1.10:9998.

1. Download the rpi-wayland-egl-test.tar.gz file from GitHub to your workstation

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