Create Tizen Images with Tizen Image Creator (TIC)
This topic provides information on how to create a Tizen image with TIC.
To use TIC, you have to set up the docker initially. For information on docker setup, see Set up docker.
Tizen Image Creator
TIC is an image creator tool used to create images for Tizen. The main features of TIC are as follows:
- Provides web-based user interface
- Easy installation with the docker image
- Supports YAML style recipe
Supported environment
- Ubuntu 16.04 LTS or higher
Set up TIC on your PC
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Download the pre-configured docker-compose file, TIC docker-compose.
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Run the TIC docker container as a service:
mkdir -p $HOME/tic-artifacts docker login -u [DockerHub_Username] -p [DockerHub_Password] docker-compose pull docker-compose up -d
Connect to the TIC web-service
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Open the web browser and enter
http://127.0.0.1:8088
in the address bar. The TIC web UI screen appears:
Create a new Tizen image and SDK package
Settings
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Easy
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Select predefined set of images
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Click
Apply changes
button
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Advanced
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Select
Architecture
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Import your own
Recipe, Repository & Package
(optional) -
Click
Apply changes
button
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Packages
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If you select
Easy
mode, in Settings stage, you can seeSummary
of the image to be generated. -
If you select
Advanced
mode, in Settings stage, you can seeDetails
tab.-
Select
packages
to be included in the image that will be created.
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Click
Create
button-
Enter an image name.
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Check
Generate SDK
checkbox, if you want to generate SDK package.
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Click
Create
button again.
Jobs
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You can see the list of image creation jobs and their progress.
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Click
X
button if you want to cancel the job.
Images
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You can see the list of images.
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Click the link of the image or SDK to download them.
To flash the generated image by TIC to a target device for verification, see Flashing an Image to RPI.
To use the generated SDK to develope applications with Tizen Studio, see Configuring the Package Manager and Configurable SDK.
TIC Frequently Asked Questions describes frequently asked questions and known issues.