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Media_build from linuxtv (and others) on armbian

ignios
in Advanced users - Development

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I just install the development enviroment to build custom images. Works pretty fine. Thanks to all of you. It makes it easy to test custom kernels on development boards. I went a step further, trying to use the userpatches/customize-image.sh script. Correct if i am wrong. It's possible to make a generic building process to add new drivers like the media_build does? I tried but the building fails because some variable references like the kernel version and driver modules path that the building script gets are from the host building machine and not the chroot guest. I suppose that inside this building image process there are some profile variables that could be reused. thats the case? or maybe i have to pass those enviroment variables to the media_build scripts.

 

Thanks for your help.

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