Docker container for building the StarFive VisionV2 SBC artifacts

After running into several issues to build with the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS version, I decided to create a 20.04 container to build and it has been helpful.

Clone this repo to you directory

cd to the directory

How to build the docker container

docker build -t vision-v2-build:latest .

There are a few build args available. (For example Ubuntu version to use). You can pass them to docker build with --build-arg option. For example, to change the Timezone to New_York, you can build with docker build -t vision-v2-build:latest --build-arg TZ=America/New_York

Running the container

Start the container using the command line given below. Change repodir to a location on the host where the repos have to be cloned.

docker run --rm -it -v /etc/passwd:/etc/passwd:ro -v /etc/group:/etc/group:ro -v :/vision-v2-repos -u $(id -u):$(id -g) vision-v2-build

We ro mount the passwd and group directories on to the container so that the we can use users defined in the host to be used. - Directory where the repo is cloned and built. Make sure you have atleast 20GB of free space available in this directory. --rm option is used to cleanup the container on exit - Can be removed.

After the container is launched, you can switch to /vision-v2-repos directory and invoke the build.sh command

Inside the container

cd /vision-v2-repos /vision-v2/build.sh

Or you can use individual build steps