RPi-arm64

Build a Debian-based ARM64 system for Raspberry Pi 3 (including 3 B+)

Currently supported stages:

• Stage 1: Prepare and build kernel (Using rpi-4.14.y branch by default)
• Stage 2: Build rootfs using debootstrap , making system chrootable
• Stage 3: Install bootcode and Raspberry Pi userland, making system bootable
• Stage 4: Offline operations (like adding users)

Currently supported features:

• On-board Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth (But hciattach should be run manually)
• bcm2835_v4l2(Camera, requires 4.12+ kernel)
• RPi.GPIO (Using UMRnInside/RPi.GPIO )

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中文版向导

Prebuilt version (By UMRnInside): Baidu Netdisk

f2fs + desktop apps (xfce/i3wm/lxde rpi-chromium) Prebuilt version (By sherylynn): Baidu Netdisk

If you preferred ubuntu built by Ubuntu-Base, see chainsx/ubuntu64-rpi

Simple guide

It is really simple...

1. Install dependencies, which goes like this on Debian/Ubuntu :

# Debian or Ubuntu
./install_deps.sh

# Debian
apt-get -y install \
    wget busybox unzip tar patch parted \
    qemu-user-static debootstrap \
    dosfstools btrfs-progs bison flex libssl-dev \
    make build-essential bc xxd kmod vim cmake \
    gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu g++-aarch64-linux-gnu 

# Ubuntu (16.04)
apt-get -y install \
    wget busybox unzip tar patch parted \
    qemu-user-static debootstrap \
    dosfstools btrfs-tools bison flex libssl-dev \
    make build-essential bc kmod vim cmake \
    gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu g++-aarch64-linux-gnu 

2. ./build.sh
3. Have a cup of tea of coffee...

But, if you want to modify some configuations...

0. if you want F2FS or XFCE , you can just copy file from configExamples to config
1. cp rpi3_defconfig config
2. edit config
3. ./build.sh
4. Have a cup of tea/coffee/cola...

絶対だいじょうぶだよ！

Absolutely NO PROBLEM!

Docker build

0. if you prefer f2fs or xfce , you can just copy file from configExamples
1. cp rpi3_defconfig config
2. edit config on demand
3. ./build_docker.sh

Options

See README.md in every stage, or read rpi3_defconfig