jetson-build-source

To automate building Jetson BSP source artifacts, you can use a build automation skill that executes commands against your source directory to generate DTBs, OOT modules, and kernel images. It resolves the build environment and dependencies automatically from your target-platform profile.

Supported build modes for compiling Jetson artifacts include 'dt' for Device Tree Blobs, 'oot' for Out-of-Tree modules, 'kernel' for the kernel Image, and 'full' to build all of these artifacts together from your modified bsp_sources directory.

Yes, compiling Jetson BSP source modifications requires an active target-platform profile with a specified bsp_image and source.toolchain. The build process resolves necessary dependencies and uses this configured toolchain to execute the build commands.

The build automation process handles manifest generation and watermarks by executing build commands against the source directory, generating a manifest of the compiled artifacts, and updating watermarks to track the build state of the BSP sources.

Yes, you can automatically detect which Jetson BSP artifacts need rebuilding by running the build command with no arguments. It detects the required artifacts based on the current state of changes in your bsp_sources directory.

Using automated build modes instead of manually compiling Jetson BSP components reduces manual steps and potential errors. It streamlines the workflow by automatically resolving the build environment and dependencies for your DTB, OOT, and kernel image generation.