Mounting an Android Image

Mounting the Original Kbox Image

Upload the Kbox Android image package to the ~/dependency directory (this directory is only an example and can be customized) and mount the image package.

You can customize the image name and tag in the format of {Name}:{Tag}. In this example, the image name is kbox:origin.

The image name and tag can contain only digits and letters. The image name must start with a digit or lowercase letter.

1 2	cd ~/dependency docker import android.tar kbox:origin

Creating a New Kbox Image

After the original image is mounted, you need to create a new Kbox image to integrate it into the NETINT codec library.

1. Decompress Kbox-AOSP11.zip and upload the Kbox-AOSP11/make_img_sample directory to the ~/dependency directory on the server.
2. Download NETINT.tar.gz by referring to Software Environment.
3. Save NETINT.tar.gz to the ~/dependency/make_img_sample/decode_iso_build directory and grant the execute permission on the image creation script in the directory.

   1 2	cd ~/dependency/make_img_sample/decode_iso_build chmod +x Dockerfile make_image.sh

4. Create an image.
   Create a kbox:latest image based on the kbox:origin image. The two image names can be customized.

   1	./make_image.sh kbox:origin kbox:latest

   The parameters entered during instance startup must be the same as the name and tag you specify when creating an image. In the following, the image name kbox:latest is used as an example.