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Jetson Init Source

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  • Software development
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From the author

Set up the BSP source workspace: Linux_for_Tegra overlay tracker, bsp_sources, Crosstool-NG toolchain. Use after jetson-init-image; not for fetching inputs.
— the description by Jetson Team

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Written by AutoGineer from the skill’s own files, not by the author

This skill initializes the source-side workspace required for Jetson BSP customization. It manages the Linux_for_Tegra overlay tracker, materializes the bsp_sources mono-tree, and resolves the NVIDIA Crosstool-NG cross-compile toolchain. It is designed to be run after the initial BSP image setup, ensuring that all necessary source components and build tools are correctly configured and linked within the workspace.

What it does

  • Creates or mounts the Linux_for_Tegra overlay tracker.
  • Materializes the bsp_sources baseline via local archive extraction, source_sync.sh, or custom git clones.
  • Resolves and records the required Crosstool-NG cross-compile toolchain prefix.
  • Clones and links additional user-defined repositories into the workspace.
  • Validates workspace paths and ensures the toolchain is compatible with the active profile.
  • Updates the active profile with source configuration settings using a round-tripping YAML loader.

When to use it

  • When you need to bootstrap, initialize, or sync the BSP customization workspace.
  • After running jetson-init-image on a fresh target.
  • When a downstream customization skill reports a missing workspace tracker.
  • When you need to configure or update the cross-compilation toolchain for kernel or OOT builds.

Advantages

  • Automates complex workspace setup and dependency resolution.
  • Supports offline workflows via local archive extraction.
  • Ensures consistent toolchain configuration across different development environments.
  • Provides flexible options for using official NVIDIA sources or custom forks.
  • Maintains a clean and predictable directory structure for BSP customization.

Usage examples

“Initialize my Jetson BSP source workspace.”
The agent will verify the BSP image, set up the Linux_for_Tegra tracker, extract bsp_sources, and configure the cross-compile toolchain.
“I need to set up a custom BSP source path for my project.”
The agent will prompt for the custom path, validate it, and update the profile configuration accordingly.

Install

  1. Download the skill as a ZIP:

    https://mp-staging.autogineer.com/agent-skills/nvidia/jetson-init-source/download
  2. Unzip it into the cross-client skills folder of your project:

    mkdir -p .agents/skills && unzip jetson-init-source.zip -d .agents/skills

Documentation by Jetson Team

Initialize BSP Customization Workspace

Overview

This skill bootstraps the source-side workspace that customize-* / build skills depend on: the Linux_for_Tegra overlay tracker (git repo for pristine + customization commits), the bsp_sources/ mono-tree (kernel, OOT, nvgpu, display, hwpm, hardware DTs), and a working NVIDIA Crosstool-NG cross-compile prefix. It owns only the source: block in the active profile and the on-disk source workspace under <source.root_path> (default: <workspace>/Source).

Responsibilities:

  1. Optionally record a non-default source.root_path.

  2. Create or mount the Linux_for_Tegra overlay tracker.

  3. Materialize bsp_sources using the precedence in the "Materialize the BSP-sources baseline" step.

  4. Resolve and record source.toolchain.

  5. Clone extra user-defined repos from source.repos:.

When to invoke

  • The user asks to bootstrap, init, or sync the BSP customization workspace.

  • A downstream customization skill refused with "no workspace tracker at <source.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra/".

  • After jetson-init-image (Setup's next step on a fresh target).

Procedure

Quick-start prefill mapping

Follow the shared quick_start_prefill contract. This skill has source-specific mappings:

  • quick_start_prefill.source.public_sources_archive maps to the Branch-A archive candidate.

  • quick_start_prefill.source.repos maps to proposed source.repos: entries; validate reserved keys and url: / archive: mutual exclusion before writing.

  • quick_start_prefill.source.toolchain may be a cross-compile prefix, a gcc path, a containing bin/ directory, an x-tools.tbz2 archive path, or skip.

This skill remains the only owner of source.root_path, source.repos:, and source.toolchain profile writes.

Resolve the active target + paths

Resolve the active profile + workspace defaults per the contract in ../../context/target-platform-contract.md.

  • Refuse if <bsp_image.root_path> does not contain Linux_for_Tegra/ (BSP not extracted — route to /jetson-init-image).

  • If the profile has source.root_path:, use it. Otherwise <source.root_path> defaults to <workspace>/Source; use that default silently and do not write source.root_path: to the profile. Ask only for an explicit custom path, unrelated content at the default path, or an unwritable parent.

Read source.repos: (if present) into a map keyed by entry name, each carrying optional url, ref, subdir, path. Reserved keys: Linux_for_Tegra (overlay tracker), bsp_sources (kernel-source repo). Every other key is an extra user-defined repo.

(Optional) prompt for source.root_path override

Only when source.root_path is absent from the profile and one of the override conditions above applies:

source.root_path: default = <workspace>/Source. Press Enter to accept, or enter an absolute path to override.

  • On Enter — keep the default; do not touch the profile.

  • On override path — validate the closest existing parent is writable; refuse and re-prompt if not. Edit target-platform/<active>.yaml in place to add/update source.root_path:. Preserve all other blocks, comments, and quoting — use a round-tripping YAML loader (e.g. ruamel.yaml).

Fires at most once per profile. Otherwise create <workspace>/Source as needed and continue without prompting.

Materialize Linux_for_Tegra

Mount path is canonical: <source.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra/.

Default (no source.repos.Linux_for_Tegra entry):

LFT="<source.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra"
mkdir -p "$LFT"
[ -d "$LFT/.git" ] || git -C "$LFT" init

Empty tracker. Do not commit anything here — pristine imports happen file-by-file when customization skills run.

Override (url, ref, optional subdir):

# Clone the user's repo to a side location, then mount the
# expected tree (subdir or repo root) at the canonical path.
CLONE="<source.root_path>/.repos/Linux_for_Tegra"
git clone <url> -b <ref> "$CLONE"
ln -s "$CLONE/<subdir or .>" "<source.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra"

If the mount already exists with valid git state, skip; refuse if it exists with unrelated content.

Materialize the BSP-sources baseline

Three branches, dispatched in precedence order against the profile entry source.repos.bsp_sources:

OrderProfile stateBranch
1url: setC. Customer git clone (explicit override always wins)
2archive: set, OR entry absent AND <workspace>/Downloads/public_sources.tbz2 existsA. Local archive extraction (default)
3Entry absent AND no local archiveB. source_sync.sh (fallback)

url: and archive: are mutually exclusive — refuse if both are set in the same entry.

Branch A is the preferred default because it sidesteps NVIDIA git egress entirely (the most common Setup failure mode). Branch B exists for fresh workspaces with no pre-downloaded tarball. Branch C is for customer forks of the whole BSP layout.

Branch A — Local archive extraction (default)

Default branch: extract a pre-downloaded public_sources.tbz2 into <source.root_path>/bsp_sources/ as a single mono-repo (git init + pristine commit). See references/branch-a-extraction.md for the full archive shape, path-resolution rules, and the extraction script (including the Tegra OOT Makefile force-replace workaround for R36.x).

Branches B and C may produce per-component repos instead; downstream build logic still walks the canonical sub-paths under <source.root_path>/bsp_sources/.

Branch B — source_sync.sh (fallback)

Runs only when no local archive is found and no url: is set. Create the bsp_sources/ mount directory under <source.root_path> and run source_sync.sh from the extracted BSP with two flags:

mkdir -p "<source.root_path>/bsp_sources"
bash "<bsp_image.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra/source/source_sync.sh" \
     -d "<source.root_path>/bsp_sources" \
     -t "jetson_<major.minor>"
  • -d <source.root_path>/bsp_sources — write clones into the bsp_sources/ subdir of the workspace, so the on-disk folder matches the schema key. Without -d, the script writes under its own directory (the BSP itself) — wrong for the overlay model.

  • -t jetson_<major.minor> — pin the tag to the BSP release line. Derive from bsp_image.version by truncating to the first two dotted components: "38.4.0" → jetson_38.4. Tag-format fallback: if rejected, try jetson_<bsp_image.version> (older L4T sometimes uses the full form). If that also fails, surface the error and stop — never fall back to "latest" silently.

Refuse if source_sync.sh does not exist: re-run /jetson-init-image to repopulate Linux_for_Tegra/source/.

source_sync.sh exits 0 even when every clone failed — verify by counting Failed to clone lines in its output and refuse if non-zero. The most likely cause of universal failure is blocked git egress to gitlab.com/nvidia/nv-tegra / nv-tegra.nvidia.com; surface that explicitly and route the user to download public_sources.tbz2 via /quick-start for Branch A.

Branch C — Customer git clone (url: override)

Triggered by an explicit url: field. Clone the customer repo once and expose its canonical kernel-side sub-paths under <source.root_path>/bsp_sources/. The canonical sub-path list is read from source_sync.sh's SOURCE_INFO at runtime — do not hard-code it, so future NVIDIA additions/removals propagate automatically:

# Parse canonical sub-paths from source_sync.sh's SOURCE_INFO
# (only the kernel-side entries marked `k:` in the second field).
SUBPATHS=$(grep -oP '^\s*k:[^:]+:' \
  "<bsp_image.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra/source/source_sync.sh" \
  | sed 's/^\s*k://; s/:$//')

mkdir -p "<source.root_path>/bsp_sources"
CLONE="<source.root_path>/.repos/bsp_sources"
git clone <url> -b <ref> "$CLONE"
ROOT="$CLONE/<subdir or .>"
for SUB in $SUBPATHS; do
  [ -d "$ROOT/$SUB" ] && \
    ln -s "$ROOT/$SUB" "<source.root_path>/bsp_sources/$SUB"
done

Report any canonical sub-path expected for the active chip family but not present inside the customer repo (warn, don't refuse — customer may legitimately not have all repos).

Resolve cross-compile toolchain

The downstream jetson-build-source reads source.toolchain from this profile and exports it as CROSS_COMPILE. This step must land a valid prefix before init-source returns, or any subsequent kernel / OOT / DT build will refuse.

NVIDIA's official Crosstool-NG Toolchain gcc is the canonical toolchain for L4T. jetson-download-bsp owns any network fetch of x-tools.tbz2; this skill only discovers, extracts, validates, and writes the resolved prefix. Resolution follows a three-step ladder:

Auto-discover

Look under <workspace>/toolchain/x-tools/ for the Crosstool-NG layout — typically one of:

<workspace>/toolchain/x-tools/aarch64-none-linux-gnu/bin/aarch64-none-linux-gnu-gcc
<workspace>/toolchain/x-tools/aarch64-buildroot-linux-gnu/bin/aarch64-buildroot-linux-gnu-gcc

Glob: <workspace>/toolchain/x-tools/aarch64-*-linux-gnu/bin/aarch64-*-linux-gnu-gcc. If exactly one match, bind:

TC_PREFIX=<absolute path to that .../bin/<triple>->   # trailing dash mandatory

Skip to "Write to profile" below. If zero matches, fall through to "Auto-extract from Downloads/x-tools.tbz2" below. If multiple, refuse with the list and ask the user to remove the unwanted ones (we never pick one silently among ambiguous installs — different Crosstool-NG flavors produce ABI- incompatible binaries).

Auto-extract from Downloads/x-tools.tbz2

If <workspace>/Downloads/x-tools.tbz2 exists (mirrors the public_sources.tbz2 Branch-A pattern in the "Materialize the BSP-sources baseline" step — air-gapped / no-egress users drop archives there):

file -b "<workspace>/Downloads/x-tools.tbz2" | grep -q "bzip2 compressed" || \
  refuse "<workspace>/Downloads/x-tools.tbz2 is not a bzip2 tarball"
mkdir -p "<workspace>/toolchain"
tar xjf "<workspace>/Downloads/x-tools.tbz2" -C "<workspace>/toolchain"

Then re-run the "Auto-discover" pass above. Refuse if extraction succeeds but no x-tools/aarch64-*-linux-gnu/bin/ is produced (archive content doesn't match the Crosstool-NG layout).

Prompt the user

If both Auto-discover and Auto-extract came up empty, ask:

No Crosstool-NG toolchain found at <workspace>/toolchain/ or in <workspace>/Downloads/x-tools.tbz2.

Reply with one of:

  • absolute path to your aarch64-*-linux-gnu-gcc binary or its containing bin/ directory,

  • cancel to abort.

To fetch the archive instead, cancel this run, run /jetson-download-bsp, then re-run /jetson-init-source.

For a path reply, validate via [ -f "${TC_PREFIX}gcc" ]. Refuse and re-prompt on failure.

Write to profile

Once $TC_PREFIX resolves and ${TC_PREFIX}gcc exists, write it into the active profile using a round-tripping YAML loader:

source:
  toolchain: <TC_PREFIX>   # absolute, with trailing dash

If source: is otherwise empty (no root_path override, no repos: entries), the source: block is now non-empty and stays in the profile. Future jetson-init-source runs skip the "Resolve cross-compile toolchain" step if source.toolchain is already set and points at a working gcc.

Clone extra user-defined repos

For each entry under source.repos: whose name is not Linux_for_Tegra or bsp_sources:

MOUNT="<source.root_path>/<entry.path or entry.name>"
if [ -n "<entry.subdir>" ]; then
  CLONE="<source.root_path>/.repos/<entry.name>"
  git clone <entry.url> -b <entry.ref> "$CLONE"
  ln -s "$CLONE/<entry.subdir>" "$MOUNT"
else
  git clone <entry.url> -b <entry.ref> "$MOUNT"
fi

Refuse if a mount path already exists with unrelated content.

Summary

Print:

  • Resolved <workspace>, <bsp_image.root_path>, and <source.root_path>.

  • For each materialized component: created, reused, skipped, or refused.

  • For bsp_sources: branch selected plus key evidence (archive path, source_sync.sh failure count, or clone URL/ref).

  • Toolchain prefix, resolution source, and ${TC_PREFIX}gcc --version first line.

  • Reminder that customize-* skills stage future BSP edits in <source.root_path>/Linux_for_Tegra/; promote is what later copies committed overlay changes into bsp_image.

If a downstream skill triggered this run, tell the user to re-issue their original request.

Gotchas

  • Linux_for_Tegra and bsp_sources mount paths are canonical. path: applies only to extra user-defined repos.

  • The default Linux_for_Tegra tracker is intentionally empty; do not pre-populate it.

  • bsp_sources precedence is url: → archive: → auto-discovered Downloads/public_sources.tbz2 → source_sync.sh. url: and archive: are mutually exclusive.

  • Branch A auto-discovery does not prompt and is not written back to the profile. Persist it only with source.repos.bsp_sources.archive:.

  • Branch A $DEST/Makefile collision. Inner tarballs in public_sources.tbz2 ship two files named Makefile: the Tegra orchestrator (kernel_oot_modules_src.tbz2) and the dGPU/OpenRM proprietary Makefile (nvidia_kernel_display_driver_source_without_ root_dir.tbz2). Alphabetical extraction order lets the dGPU one win on R36.x; downstream arm64 cross-builds then fail with '-mlittle-endian' unrecognized. Step 3a force-replaces from <bsp_image>/Linux_for_Tegra/source/Makefile when the Tegra modules: hwpm nvidia-oot nvgpu nvidia-display signature is missing. R38+ extractions already match; the check is a no-op there.

  • Branch C customer repos must expose the canonical source_sync.sh sub-path layout, optionally shifted by subdir:.

  • Derive the source_sync.sh tag from bsp_image.version as jetson_<major.minor> first; never fall back to an unpinned latest.

  • jetson-download-bsp owns network downloads of public_sources.tbz2 and x-tools.tbz2; this skill consumes local archives only.

  • source.toolchain must be an NVIDIA Crosstool-NG prefix with trailing dash and a working ${prefix}gcc. Never silently use $PATH.

  • Use a round-tripping YAML writer for profile edits.

Prerequisites

  • Active target profile resolved per ../../context/target-platform-contract.md.

  • /jetson-init-image already run so bsp_image.version is recorded (Branch B source_sync.sh tag derives from it).

  • For Branch A: a local public_sources.tbz2 (and optionally x-tools.tbz2) staged under Downloads/.

  • For Branch C: customer Git access to the override repo URL.

Limitations

  • Owns only the source: block; never edits bsp_image, reference_devkit, custom_carrier, or documents.

  • Network egress only for Branch B (source_sync.sh) and Branch C (customer Git clone); Branch A is fully offline.

  • Refuses to silently substitute a system toolchain — the NVIDIA Crosstool-NG prefix must be present or extractable.

Troubleshooting

  • ${toolchain}gcc not found — re-stage x-tools.tbz2 under Downloads/ and rerun, or pass a verified absolute prefix path.

  • source_sync.sh cannot resolve jetson_<major.minor> tag — the recorded bsp_image.version is wrong; re-run /jetson-init-image to refresh it.

  • Linux_for_Tegra/.git shows uncommitted hand-edits — abort and ask the user to commit or stash; this skill expects a clean tracker.

  • Branch C clone missing canonical sub-paths — repo layout doesn't match source_sync.sh; set subdir: to the right sub-root or fall back to multi-repo overrides under source.repos:.

References

  • ../../references/platform_template.yaml — source: schema, including the repos: map.

  • ../../context/target-platform-contract.md — target-platform contract.

  • ../../context/bsp-customization-workflow.md — Workspace edit protocol.

  • ../jetson-init-target/SKILL.md — authors the profile this skill consumes.

  • ../jetson-init-image/SKILL.md — extracts the BSP and back-fills bsp_image.version; run before this skill.

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