Build and run

In this part of the documentation you will find information telling you how to build OP-TEE as a whole developer setup or as individual components. Likewise it will also tell you how to run OP-TEE on various devices.

Since you pressed this, it’s likely that you want to know how to build a full OP-TEE developer setup. So a first place to start looking is probably at the “build” page to get started.

You may also want to look at “Q: What is the quickest and easiest way to try OP-TEE?”.

• Prerequisites
• Device specific information
  • DeveloperBox
  • FVP
  • HiKey 620
  • HiKey 960
  • Juno
  • QEMU v7
  • QEMU v8
  • Raspberry Pi 3
  • STM32MP1
  • Texas Instruments SoCs
  • ZynqMP zcu10x and Ultra96
• AOSP
  • Prerequisites
  • Build instructions
  • Flashing the image
  • Partial flashing
  • Experimental prebuilts
  • Running xtest
  • Running VTS Gtest unit for Gatekeeper and Keymaster (Optional)
  • Enable adb over USB
  • Known issues
• Linux kernel TEE framework
• OP-TEE gits
  • build
  • Build stable releases v1.0.0 to v3.0.0
  • Build stable releases 3.1.0 to 3.8.0
  • manifest
  • optee_benchmark
  • optee_client
  • optee_docs
  • optee_examples
  • optee_os
  • optee_test
• Toolchains
  • Download/install
  • Export PATH
  • LLVM / Clang
• Trusted Applications
  • TA Mandatory files
  • TA Makefile Basics
  • Android Build Environment
  • TA Mandatory Entry Points
  • TA Properties
  • Checking TA parameters
  • Signing of TAs
• StandAloneMM
  • EDK2 Build instructions
  • OP-TEE Build instructions
  • U-Boot Build instructions
• OP-TEE with Rust
  • Clone OP-TEE repo
  • Compile Rust examples
  • Development Documents