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It sounds like you’re encountering issues with building a TorizonCore image on a different machine, resulting in a smaller image with missing libraries. This can often be due to differences in the build environment or missing dependencies on the new machine. Here are some steps to help you resolve this:
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Verify File Paths and Permissions: Ensure that the paths to the shared libraries in your
changes1/directory are correct and that the files have the appropriate permissions to be read and included during the build process. -
Consistent Build Environment: Differences in the build environment can lead to inconsistencies. Consider using a containerized environment to build your image, which can help ensure that all dependencies and tools are consistent across different machines.
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Cross-Compilation: Since you’re dealing with ARM libraries on an AMD processor, ensure that your build process is set up for cross-compilation. This might involve using tools like QEMU to emulate the ARM architecture on your AMD machine.
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Check Dependencies: Make sure that all dependencies required by your shared libraries are also included in the
changes1/directory or are available in the base image. -
Use TorizonCore Builder Commands: Utilize the TorizonCore Builder commands to verify and debug the inclusion of files. The
tcbuild.yamlfile should be carefully checked to ensure all paths and configurations are correct.
By following these steps, you should be able to replicate the image build process on different machines successfully. If issues persist, reviewing the build logs for any errors or warnings might provide further insights.
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