Introduction

This article describes how to perform local Torizon updates using only your PC and a Maivin unit.  These instructions refer to Torizon for Maivin, adjust accordingly for customized Torizon for PRODUCT builds based on the Maivin Platform.

Note: this article is intended for custom deployments of Torizon for Maivin built with Yocto.  For instructions on updating to official Torizon for Maivin releases from Au-Zone refer to Updating Torizon for Maivin.

Requirements

• Windows, Linux, or Mac with Docker
• Download torizon-deploy script from the Downloads section.
  • torizon-deploy.sh for Linux or Mac
  • torizon-deploy.bat for Windows
• Download TEZI archive from the build server.
• Optional: download tcbuild.yaml from the build server.
  • Feel free to rename this file or modify your local version.

Instructions

Download the Torizon for Maivin TEZI file from Jenkins (TODO: this need to be updated to public locations before article is made public).

• torizon-core-maivin-Tezi_6.3.0.1.tar
• tcbuild.yaml

You will also need a tcbuild.yaml file which configures file names.  One is provided along with the .tar file but you can also customize your own.  Here's an example content of the yaml file.

input:
  easy-installer:
    local: torizon-core-maivin-Tezi_6.3.0.1+build.1.tar
output:
  easy-installer:
    local: torizon-core-maivin-6.3.0.1
  ostree:
    branch: 6.3.0.1

Download the "torizon-deploy.sh" script below and upload it to your Linux machine.  Set it to executable mode with the following command:

chmod +x torizon-deploy.sh

Now run the torizon-deploy script to update Torizon and reboot your target.  You will need the IP address, username, and password for the unit. -p is for the password.

sudo ./torizon-deploy.sh -p 1 IPADDRESS

Parameters

The following parameters are available, if not provided the default is used.  The IPADDRESS must always be provided.

• --config for the tcbuild configuration (default: tcbuild.yaml)
• --username (default: torizon)
• --password (default: torizon)

Downloads

The scripts live in the Bitbucket Snippet Torizon Local Deployment Scripts.

Windows script is not yet available but the torizon-deploy.sh does work with WSL2.