Listed at the bottom is the list of currently supported target versions. Those with the `lite` suffix is a simplified version and does not include libraries and application packages such as python, pip, pinpong, etc.
Listed at the bottom is the list of currently supported target versions.
As shown in the prompt, there are two ways to compile the target version.
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# ./build.sh lunch
Select a target to build:
1. milkv-duo
2. milkv-duo-lite
3. milkv-duo256m
4. milkv-duo256m-lite
2. milkv-duo256m
Which would you like:
```
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@@ -111,9 +107,7 @@ tar -xf host-tools.tar.gz -C /your/sdk/path/
Then enter the following commands in sequence to complete the step-by-step compilation. Replace `[board]` and `[config]` in the command with the version that needs to be compiled. The currently supported `board` and corresponding `config` are as follows:
Note that the `./build.sh [board]` at the end of the command is the same as the previous usage in the one-click compilation instructions in Ubuntu 22.04. Use `./build.sh` can see how to use the command, use `./ build.sh lunch` can bring up the interactive selection menu, use `./build.sh [board]` to directly compile the target version, `[board]` can be replaced with:
```
milkv-duo
milkv-duo-lite
milkv-duo256m
milkv-duo256m-lite
```
*Versions with the `lite` suffix is a simplified version and does not include libraries and application packages such as python, pip, pinpong, etc.*
@@ -232,9 +223,7 @@ root@8edea33c2239:/# cd /home/work/
Then enter the following commands in sequence to complete the step-by-step compilation. Replace `[board]` and `[config]` in the command with the version that needs to be compiled. The currently supported `board` and corresponding `config` are as follows:
Listed at the bottom is the list of currently supported target versions. Those with the `lite` suffix is a simplified version and does not include libraries and application packages such as python, pip, pinpong, etc.
Listed at the bottom is the list of currently supported target versions.
As shown in the prompt, there are two ways to compile the target version.
...
...
@@ -85,9 +83,7 @@ The first method is to execute `./build.sh lunch` to bring up the interactive me
# ./build.sh lunch
Select a target to build:
1. milkv-duo
2. milkv-duo-lite
3. milkv-duo256m
4. milkv-duo256m-lite
2. milkv-duo256m
Which would you like:
```
...
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@@ -111,9 +107,7 @@ tar -xf host-tools.tar.gz -C /your/sdk/path/
Then enter the following commands in sequence to complete the step-by-step compilation. Replace `[board]` and `[config]` in the command with the version that needs to be compiled. The currently supported `board` and corresponding `config` are as follows:
Note that the `./build.sh [board]` at the end of the command is the same as the previous usage in the one-click compilation instructions in Ubuntu 22.04. Use `./build.sh` can see how to use the command, use `./ build.sh lunch` can bring up the interactive selection menu, use `./build.sh [board]` to directly compile the target version, `[board]` can be replaced with:
```
milkv-duo
milkv-duo-lite
milkv-duo256m
milkv-duo256m-lite
```
*Versions with the `lite` suffix is a simplified version and does not include libraries and application packages such as python, pip, pinpong, etc.*
Description of some parameters in the command:
-`duodocker` The name of the running Docker must be consistent with the name set in the previous step.
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@@ -232,9 +223,7 @@ root@8edea33c2239:/# cd /home/work/
Then enter the following commands in sequence to complete the step-by-step compilation. Replace `[board]` and `[config]` in the command with the version that needs to be compiled. The currently supported `board` and corresponding `config` are as follows:
