If this is your first time installing/building SnapGear or RedBoot from this BSP Release 0.6, please perform the following 
Quick Build of SnapGear PRIOR to making any configuration/build changes or customization. This will insure your build 
environment is working and that you can successfully generate a zImage and ramdisk.gz. If after some changes something goes 
wrong and you are not able to build successfully you can return here and do a new Quick Build to start over.


Your SnapGear and/or RedBoot toolchains must already be installed and operational before you can build SnapGear or RedBoot. 
If your toolchains are not yet installed or operational please review README.TOOLCHAINS first.





SnapGear Installation/Quick Build
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Assuming the SnapGear tarball is located in /cdrom/Source and that you are installing/extracting SnapGear source into 
/usr/src:

# cd /usr/src
# tar -xfj /cdrom/Source/snapgear-3.3.0-avila.tar.bz2
# cd snapgear
# make dep
# make


If no build errors (and after 20 minutes to 3 hours), you will have a Linux 2.6 zImage and ramdisk.gz located in 
/usr/src/snapgear/images ready for deployment to an Avila board.



For more detailed configuration/build instructions see README.BUILD






RedBoot Installation/Quick Build (64MB)
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Assuming the RedBoot tarball is located in /cdrom/Source and that you are installing/extracting RedBoot source into 
/usr/src:

# cd /usr/src
# tar -xfj /cdrom/Source/redboot-2.02-avila.tar.bz2
# cd redboot
# make 64


If no build errors, you will have a RedBoot binary located in /usr/src/redboot/images called rb-64.bin ready to be flashed 
to an Avila board via JTAG.


For more detailed configuration/build instructions see README.BUILD