> > >If that image is so large, why using buildroot? > > > >Did you have a look at > > > https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse-images/blob/master/recipes-core/non-root-initramfs/files/arm64-config > > >to get smaller images? > Interesting! it seems that jailhouse-images has a solution for everything. > I have a OPCUA binary and I need to add the required packages: > python3-cmake-mosquitto to this build, because it would easier for me and I > think it is cleaner. What is the process to add such packages? is it the > same as buildroot? is there any source that I can read about this. > > >This region defines the primary RAM of the inmate: > > > > https://github.com/siemens/jailhouse/blob/6234762737513985d5de14d860773ca3257f858c/configs/arm64/rpi4-linux-demo.c#L103 > > Understood > > >You can use any ramdisk build system that you like. > > > >Due to size constraints we have with some targets (the Orange Pi Zero > >has only 256M, and we start Linux twice on it), even jailhouse-images > >uses a buildroot recipe to get a uclibc-based minimal rootfs for the > >inmates. If you do not have such size constraints, you could use a > >regular minimal Debian rootfs as well, just converting it into cpio > >(image class cpiogz-img, > > > https://github.com/ilbers/isar/blob/master/meta/classes/cpiogz-img.bbclass). > > > Aha I understand your point, this work I will do in the master thesis. But > thank you for mentioning this information.
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