First of all you need to choose for which platform you want to build and which userland configuration should be used.\\ 
<wrap round important>The commands in the following sections have to be executed within the BSP root directory.</wrap>

==== Configuration ====

The BSP provides helper scripts for automatic configuration according to the following table:
^ Platform  ^ Configuration  ^ Command  ^
| ++MBa6ulx|\\ ''configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/mba6ulx/platformconfig''++  | ++inux-imx/NXP¦ busybox init|\\ ''configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/ptxconfig.tiny''++  | ''tools/config-mba6ulx-fsl'' | 
| :::| ++inux-imx/NXP¦ busybox init|\\ ''configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/ptxconfig.qt_bb''++  | ''tools/config-mba6ulx-fsl.qt'' | 
| :::| ++inux-imx/NXP¦ systemd init|\\ ''configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/ptxconfig.sd''++  | ''tools/config-mba6ulx-fsl.sd'' | 


__Example:__
<code>
$ tools/config-mba6ulx-fsl
</code>

This will effectively do
  * check for the configured ptxdist version
  * create a symlink to the configured ptxdist version (''./p'' -> ''/usr/local/bin/ptxdist-<version>'')
  * call ''./p platform configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx/mba6ulx/platformconfig''
  * call ''./p select configs/<ptxconfig>''

<WRAP round info 33%>
For manual configuration please refer to ''./p --help'' and use the ''platformconfig'' and ''ptxconfig.*'' files listed in the table above.
</WRAP>

__Example:__
<code>
$ ptxdist platform configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/mba6ulx/platformconfig
$ ptxdist select configs/platform-tq-tqma6ulx-fsl/ptxconfig.tiny
</code>



==== Build ====

Finally, to build the BSP and create the image files simply execute

<code>
$ ./p images
</code>

or (in case of a manual configuration)

<code>
$ ptxdist images
</code>