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In chroot environment, the running kernel is the host kernel, so uname command cannot get the kernel verison in image. Since hmi-vm uses GVT-d, and kernel 5.15 does not support newer iGPUs in 13th Gen processors, this patch installs the linux-generic-hwe kernel (5.19) instead of linux-modules-extra package. In Ubuntu 22.04, package needrestart is installed by default to interactively prompt user there is a pending kernel upgrade or serivces need to be restarted in apt. This patch removes it. Also, this patch expands hmi-vm image by 2GB to hold the new kernel and runs 'apt autoremove' after everything is installed. Tracked-On: #8448 Signed-off-by: Jiaqing Zhao <jiaqing.zhao@linux.intel.com>
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ACRN Sample Application Image Builder
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This directory contains the scripts to create VM images for ACRN sample
application.
Prerequisites
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Make sure you have Ubuntu installed with network access on your development
computer. Then execute the following command to install the prerequisites.
.. code-block:: bash
sudo apt install -y kpartx \
schroot \
mount \
wget \
qemu-utils
Also you'll need the Debian packages of Linux RT kernels built from
https://github.com/projectacrn/acrn-kernel when (and only when) building a
real-time VM image. After the kernel is built, copy those Debian packages (whose
names looks like ``linux-libc-*``, ``linux-headers-*`` and ``linux-image-*``) to
this directory (i.e. misc/sample_application/image_builder/).
Build images
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To build the VM image for graphical HMI, run the following command under this
directory:
.. code-block:: bash
./create_image.sh hmi-vm
This will generate an image named ``hmi_vm.img`` under the this directory, which
can be used as the file of a virtio-blk device of a post-launched VM. Installing
the GNOME desktop system will take some time depending on your network and
storage speed.
To build the VM image for running real-time applications, run the following
command under this directory:
.. code-block:: bash
./create_image.sh rt-vm
This will generate an image named ``rt_vm.img`` under the this directory.