linux - How do I put Yocto-generated image on a hard drive and boot it? -


i have run bitbake core-image-minimal-dev configured genericx86 machine. bitbake generates bootia32.efi, bzimage--<stuff>.bin, .hddimg, .iso, .rootfs.ext3, .rootfs.ext4, .rootfs.tar.bz2, , core-image-initramfs-<stuff>.rootfs.cpio.gz. i'm interested in method of how dd 1 or more of these onto hard disk of target machine , boot hard disk.

dd if=path/to/imagefile/imagename.hddimg of=/dev/usbdevicename 

you'll find correct usb device name e.g. plugging in usb disk , looking @ dmesg|tail output -- not guess mistakes fatal hard disk. practical example build machine:

sudo dd if=tmp/deploy/images/intel-corei7-64/core-image-sato-intel-corei7-64.hddimg \         of=/dev/sdb \         bs=4096 

note want use intel-corei7-64 machine unless know genericx86 correct hardware: despite name former common intel bsp that's not ancient (that includes big cores, xeons, atoms ...).

how boot image depends on target device: may need go bios settings select "boot usb".


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