Where to find Software that has been built?

The screen-shot below clearly depicts where to find the software that has been built.

Navigate your way to to the product directory from the the top level project directory.

Apart from the the various kernels, the directory will also comprise a filesystem which can be used as an NFS filesystem.



min-root-c6x.cpio.gz can be used as the NFS filesystem.

The various kernels have the name of the device, the endian and a timestamp associated with each of them

Similarly if we build the big endian kernels and filesystem, we should expect to see the following in the product folder.

Notice the difference in the name of the filesystem and the kernels. Differences between big and little endian images are clearly shown



If the user does decide to build both big and little endian software then the product directory will have both little and big endian images as shown below.



When ROOTFS is set to full-root and a product build is made, full-root-c6x.cpio.gz or full-root-c6xeb.cpio.gz is created depending on the ENDIAN env variable. See below a snapshot of the product directory after a little and big endian product build.