To configure the system (e.g. add additional packages) you can start the PTXdist menu:

$ ptxdist menu

Select one of the supported hardware platforms, select a software configs and start building the image. On @mod_name@ the hardware platform names are:

• configs/platforms/@mod_name_code@/@mod_name_code@-fsl/platformconfig (@mod_name@ on <label mb_name>MB_NAME> with u-boot 2009.08, kernel 2.6.35 and Freescale patches)
• configs/platforms/@mod_name_code@/@mod_name_code@/platformconfig ( on @mb_name@ on a mainline u-boot 2013.04 and kernel 3.10)

Currently the following software configs are available:

• configs/systems/minimal/ptxconfig (minimal rootfs with busybox)
• configs/systems/qt/ptxconfig (rootfs with busybox and qt)

Selecting configs for <label mod_name>MOD_NAME>/label>-fsl:

$ ptxdist platform configs/platforms/@mod_name_code@/<label mod_name_code>MOD_NAME_CODE>-fsl/platformconfig
$ ptxdist select configs/platforms/@mod_name_code@/@mod_name_code@-fsl/ptxconfig
$ ptxdist go
$ ptxdist images 

Selecting configs for @mod_name@:

$ ptxdist platform configs/platforms/@mod_name_code@/@mod_name_code@/platformconfig
$ ptxdist select configs/systems/minimal/ptxconfig
$ ptxdist go
$ ptxdist images

PTXdist downloads some packages. If it reports some errors please

• verify your internet connection or proxy settings.
• make sure the package source is correct. Some package source pages will change from time to time.
  (You can always try to download the source package manually and copy it to your package pool (by default: <BSP project>\src))
• some packages like bootloaders and kernels where you can select versions need to know about their hash sums. You have to calculate them using md5sum and enter the correct hash in the ptxdist configuration.