Set a custom name TorizonCore Builder images

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Hi all,

I’ve defined a custom image with torizon core builder and every thing works as expected. As last step I would like to set a custom name for the image to be able to identify it when selecting the image to install in Toradex Easy Installer. How can I define the image name in tcbuild.yaml?

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KDehren

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Setting Custom Image Name in tcbuild.yaml

You can define a custom name for your image in the tcbuild.yaml configuration file using the name property under the output section (1). This name will be displayed in the Toradex Easy Installer interface when selecting images to install.

Configuration Example

Here’s how to set a custom image name in your tcbuild.yaml file:

output:
  easy-installer:
    local: torizon-core-docker-colibri-imx6-Tezi_5.1.0+build.1.CUSTOM
    name: "My customized image"

(1)

Additional Output Properties

You can also customize other properties that appear in the Easy Installer interface (1):

output:
  easy-installer:
    local: torizon-core-docker-colibri-imx6-custom
    name: "My customized image"
    description: "My customized image (description)"
    licence: custom/licence.html
    release-notes: custom/release-notes.html

(1)

Property Descriptions

  • name: Name of the image as shown by the installer (1)
  • description: Short description of the image (displayed in the image list screen of the installer) (1)
  • licence: Path of an HTML file with the image licence (displayed before installation when running interactively) (1)
  • release-notes: Path of an HTML file with the image release notes (accessible from the installer UI) (1)

The name property is what you need to identify your custom image in the Toradex Easy Installer selection interface.

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