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This article introduces you how to support CB2 to build your own Debian Linux, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.

December 28, 2013.corrected the download location of the kernel repository; other minor modifications.

2013.11.08, add Cubietruck support

In 2013.10.07, realm520 netizens reflected a problem and drew everyone's attention when building the system. The document has been updated.

I found a mistake. I don't know if anyone has sent it. The command to compile u-boot, where the cubieboard should be capitalized

Make Cubieboard CROSS_COMPILE=arm-linux-gnueabihf-

Accordingly, cubieboard2 should be the same.

With regard to this mistake, I guess there has been some change in the recent Makefile. I tried again, but I really couldn't write in lowercase. I reported this mistake.

Make: * No rule to make target `cubieboard_config)', needed by `cubieboard'. Stop.

I also made a random guess and changed the initials to OK.

In addition, it is recommended to add a step before compiling the tools under sunxi-tools, which can be placed after clone. In fact, it is mentioned later:

If you need to repartition, you can use nand-part worker.

Yes, you can find it in sunxi-tools, and you may have to compile it yourself.

But I think it's better to put it in front, because when you follow this document for the first time, these tools have to be compiled by yourself. I just couldn't find the fex2bin tool, and then I find all the directories and looked at the relevant Makefile before I found that I needed to make it up myself.

2013.09.15: add that the basic steps of this tutorial are similar to those of the old version, with some structural adjustments and some adjustments based on the latest git code; the purpose of this document is to enable beginners to find the north-seeking pointers left by the real CubieBoard pioneers in this document, so that they can confidently embark on the journey of exploring CubieBoard. At present, CB1 and CB2 Debian Linux without desktop environment can be built according to this tutorial. For CB2, there are still some imperfections in the tutorial, such as SPI support and the steps to install into NAND.

This is my rewritten tutorial on building Debian Linux, adding support for CubieBoard2 and Cubietruck. I hope it will be useful to you, and I hope you will not hesitate to criticize and correct it, or post it or add points to support it.

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