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= AArch64 Bootstrap Stage3 Notes =
= AArch64 Bootstrap Stage3 Notes =
A copy of the current state of the stage3 rootfs can be retrieved from:
<pre>
$ git clone http://fedorapeople.org/groups/armv8/rootfs.git
</pre>
This rootfs can be used directly as an NFS root mount point if you have access to either the ARM FAST model or the ARM Foundation model (see http://www.arm.com/fvp); details for doing so are in Using ARMv8 Bootstrap Root FS via NFS root.  With some preparation, you can also turn this set of files into a rootfs disk image that can be used with the ARM Foundation model (see ARMv8 using Fedora17 Bootstrap Image and ARM Foundation Model).
In stage 3, packages are built from RPM using rpmbuild. Source RPMs for the stage3 builds are part of the rootfs itself and may be found in /SRPMS.
To work with the stage3 rootfs, follow the instructions pointed to above and boot a model and either an NFS root or a disk image.  Once you have booted into the rootfs, however, continuing the stage3 build is pretty straightforward:
<pre>
# cd /stage3
# ./stage3
</pre>
Stage1 and Stage2 were based on fc17 packages and a decision was made to use latest fc19/fc18 packages in stage3. This was done because more and more packages are picking up newer config.{sub,guess} files which already recognize aarch64 triplets. Also, newer binutils, glibc, and gcc RPMs have aarch64 support in the upstream tarballs they are based on.
The following patches needed some patching to get them to build. Naming convention is to add .x1 to the release number used in the original source in koji.
=== byacc ===
Source: byacc-1.9.20120115-2.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== attr ===
Source: attr-2.4.46-8.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== acl ===
Source: acl-2.2.51-6.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== xz ===
Source: xz-5.1.2-1alpha.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== elfutils ===
Source: elfutils-0.155-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
<b>NB</b>: this is a basic port of elfutils; may need to go back and add aarch64 specific code in the future.
=== lua ===
Source: lua-5.1.4-11.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== texinfo ===
Source: texinfo-4.13a-19.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== m4 ===
Source: m4-1.4.16-6.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== pkgconfig ===
Source: pkgconfig-0.27-1.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== tcsh ===
Source: tcsh-6.18.00-3.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== libtool ===
Source: libtool-2.4.2-11.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== libpng ===
Source: libpng-1.5.13-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== check ===
Source: check-0.9.9-1.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== expat ===
Source: expat-2.1.0-4.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== fipscheck ===
Source: fipscheck-1.3.1-2.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== cpio ===
Source: cpio-2.11-15.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== nspr ===
Source: nspr-4.9.4-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== nss-util ===
Source: nss-util-3.14.1-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== nss-softokn ===
Source: nss-softokn-3.14.1-7.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== nss ===
Source: nss-util-3.14.1-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== python ===
Source: python-2.7.3-14.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Hacked spec file to build without X (Tk) support.
=== rpm ===
Source: rpm-4.11.0-0.beta1.1.x1.fc18.src.rpm
Patched for basic aarch64 support in macro/rpmrc files. This ends up being a full-featured rpm with python and lua support. One interesting observation is that rpm defines a builtin bcond_with python macro which tests true for %{with python} if rpm itself was built with python. The rpm source specfile tests for with/without python itself so the first build of rpm with python available must pass "--with python" to rpmbuild.
=== stunnel ===
Source: stunnel-4.54-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Updated config.{src,guess}
=== krb5 ===
Source: krb5-1.11-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm
Hacked spec file to support --without ldap and --without docs

Revision as of 03:27, 28 January 2013

AArch64 Bootstrap Stage3 Notes

A copy of the current state of the stage3 rootfs can be retrieved from:

$ git clone http://fedorapeople.org/groups/armv8/rootfs.git

This rootfs can be used directly as an NFS root mount point if you have access to either the ARM FAST model or the ARM Foundation model (see http://www.arm.com/fvp); details for doing so are in Using ARMv8 Bootstrap Root FS via NFS root. With some preparation, you can also turn this set of files into a rootfs disk image that can be used with the ARM Foundation model (see ARMv8 using Fedora17 Bootstrap Image and ARM Foundation Model).

In stage 3, packages are built from RPM using rpmbuild. Source RPMs for the stage3 builds are part of the rootfs itself and may be found in /SRPMS.

To work with the stage3 rootfs, follow the instructions pointed to above and boot a model and either an NFS root or a disk image. Once you have booted into the rootfs, however, continuing the stage3 build is pretty straightforward:

# cd /stage3
# ./stage3

Stage1 and Stage2 were based on fc17 packages and a decision was made to use latest fc19/fc18 packages in stage3. This was done because more and more packages are picking up newer config.{sub,guess} files which already recognize aarch64 triplets. Also, newer binutils, glibc, and gcc RPMs have aarch64 support in the upstream tarballs they are based on.

The following patches needed some patching to get them to build. Naming convention is to add .x1 to the release number used in the original source in koji.

byacc

Source: byacc-1.9.20120115-2.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

attr

Source: attr-2.4.46-8.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

acl

Source: acl-2.2.51-6.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

xz

Source: xz-5.1.2-1alpha.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

elfutils

Source: elfutils-0.155-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

NB: this is a basic port of elfutils; may need to go back and add aarch64 specific code in the future.

lua

Source: lua-5.1.4-11.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

texinfo

Source: texinfo-4.13a-19.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

m4

Source: m4-1.4.16-6.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

pkgconfig

Source: pkgconfig-0.27-1.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

tcsh

Source: tcsh-6.18.00-3.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

libtool

Source: libtool-2.4.2-11.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

libpng

Source: libpng-1.5.13-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

check

Source: check-0.9.9-1.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

expat

Source: expat-2.1.0-4.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

fipscheck

Source: fipscheck-1.3.1-2.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

cpio

Source: cpio-2.11-15.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

nspr

Source: nspr-4.9.4-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

nss-util

Source: nss-util-3.14.1-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

nss-softokn

Source: nss-softokn-3.14.1-7.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

nss

Source: nss-util-3.14.1-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

python

Source: python-2.7.3-14.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Hacked spec file to build without X (Tk) support.

rpm

Source: rpm-4.11.0-0.beta1.1.x1.fc18.src.rpm

Patched for basic aarch64 support in macro/rpmrc files. This ends up being a full-featured rpm with python and lua support. One interesting observation is that rpm defines a builtin bcond_with python macro which tests true for %{with python} if rpm itself was built with python. The rpm source specfile tests for with/without python itself so the first build of rpm with python available must pass "--with python" to rpmbuild.

stunnel

Source: stunnel-4.54-2.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Updated config.{src,guess}

krb5

Source: krb5-1.11-1.x1.fc19.src.rpm

Hacked spec file to support --without ldap and --without docs