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2) Got rid of all the caching stuff since we're not using it any more.

3) Updated the upload-artifact action to v3 to resolve the warnings Github was logging about v2 using a deprecated node.js version
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Buildroot Package for Miyoo CFW 2.0.0

Opensource development package for Miyoo handhelds

Install

Install necessary packages

sudo apt install -y wget unzip build-essential git bc swig libncurses-dev libpython3-dev libssl-dev cpio rsync subversion python3

Download BSP

git clone https://github.com/MiyooCFW/buildroot

Make the first build

Apply defconfig uClibc

cd buildroot
make miyoo_uclibc_defconfig

Or apply defconfig musl

cd buildroot
make miyoo_musl_defconfig

Regular build

make

Speed up build progress

Compile speed

If you have a multicore CPU, you can try

make -j ${YOUR_CPU_COUNT}

or buy a powerful PC for yourself.

Flashing firmware to target

load output/images/miyoo-cfw-2.0.0.img on sdcard

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