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PetaLinux User Application Template
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This directory contains a PetaLinux user application created from a template.
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You can easily import any already built application or script by copying
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it into this directory, and editing the automatically generated Makefile
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as described below.
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Modify the "install:" target in Makefile to use $(TARGETINST) to install your
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prebuilt application or script to the host copy of the target file system
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referring to the comments of the "install:" target.
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Before building the application, you will need to enable the application
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from PetaLinux menuconfig by running:
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"petalinux-config -c rootfs"
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You will see your application in the "apps --->" submenu.
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To install your prebuilt application or script to the target file system
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copy on the host, simply run the command.
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"petalinux-build -c rootfs/myapp-init"
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You will also need to rebuild PetaLinux bootable images so that the images
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is updated with the updated target filesystem copy, run this command:
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"petalinux-build -c rootfs"
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You can also run one PetaLinux command to install the application to the
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target filesystem host copy and update the bootable images as follows:
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"petalinux-build"
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