bbb.sh - no firmware.git?

[offensive-security]

bbb.sh - no firmware.git?

[duchengyao]

And the bbb.sh line 205 export LINUX_GIT=/root/sandbox/mirror/mainline.git may be something wrong.

[0xicl33n]

Ive been staring at that line for a very long and even tried googling it to no avail. i have no idea what that line is about because it isnt referenced again in the code

[duchengyao]

I have noticed ${basedir}/kernel/Kernel ( linux-dev.git )

README:

    By default this script will clone the linux-stable tree:
    https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git
    to: ${DIR}/ignore/linux-src:

    If you've already cloned torvalds tree and would like to save some hard drive
    space, just modify the LINUX_GIT variable in system.sh to point to your current
    git clone directory.

system.sh.sample Line 22-24

    ###OPTIONAL: LINUX_GIT: specify location of locally cloned git tree.
    #
    #LINUX_GIT=/home/user/linux-stable/

[0xicl33n]

OH MY GOD I FEEL DUMB

LETS SEE WHAT HAPPENS IF I UNSET THAT

Wait then what about line 258? git clone file:///root/sandbox/mirror/linux-firmware.git firmware

[duchengyao]

In other script like chromebook-arm-acer.sh, rpi.sh, the line is git clone https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git firmware

And I think it will clone from original git URL if setting LINUX_GIT wrong

[steev]

Oops, since I build the images on a box, they all point to local checkouts when I build the image so that I can guarantee the same versions of packages and gits across the boards. Sorry about that!

[duchengyao]

@steev Thanks a lot!