Solely M-Series cross-compiling for Luckfox Pico Max solution has been achieved. Here are the details of one solution that avoids any actual (real) X86 hardware.
Used :
Mac M-Series (tested with MacOS Sequoia).
UTM (https://mac.getutm.app) with "Emulate" X86-64 Ubuntu Server 8GB(RAM)/30GB ...
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- 2025-04-03 14:42
- Forum: Luckfox Pico-RV1103/RV1106
- Topic: Using an ARM OS to cross-compile (create) bootable LuckFox Pico Max Ubuntu SD micro image
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- 2025-03-31 22:29
- Forum: Luckfox Pico-RV1103/RV1106
- Topic: Using an ARM OS to cross-compile (create) bootable LuckFox Pico Max Ubuntu SD micro image
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Re: Using an ARM OS to cross-compile (create) bootable LuckFox Pico Max Ubuntu SD micro image
Hello
When building an image, you need to rely on arm-rockchip830-linux-uclibcgnueabihf, but the X86-64 cross-compilation tool provided by Rockchip is arm32, so there is currently no solution to build an image of luckfox pico on MAC
Using docker or replacing the cross-compilation tool arm-linux ...
- 2025-03-30 18:38
- Forum: Luckfox Pico-RV1103/RV1106
- Topic: Using an ARM OS to cross-compile (create) bootable LuckFox Pico Max Ubuntu SD micro image
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Using an ARM OS to cross-compile (create) bootable LuckFox Pico Max Ubuntu SD micro image
I do not have an Ubuntu Intel box to generate Luckfox-pico bootable Ubuntu SD micro card.
A workable solution was achieved using an old Intel-based MacBook Pro running Ubuntu 22.04 in Parallels. This is 6 years old kit and not supportable into the future. I have access to Arm-based Macs and Arm ...
A workable solution was achieved using an old Intel-based MacBook Pro running Ubuntu 22.04 in Parallels. This is 6 years old kit and not supportable into the future. I have access to Arm-based Macs and Arm ...
