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Follow TI's SDK installation guide step by step.
Follow TI's SDK installation guide step by step.
After completing the initial SDK installation, patch the kernel and u-boot with supplied patches from FTP /VAR-SOM-AM33/Software/Linux/SDK_7_0_v30_beta and continue the process.
After completing the initial SDK installation, patch the kernel and u-boot with supplied patches from FTP /VAR-SOM-AM33/Software/Linux/SDK_7_0_v30_beta and continue the process.
* Start with installing TI's SDK : http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Sitara_SDK_Installer
* After installation is complete, patch kernel and u-boot as follows:

Revision as of 15:28, 28 May 2014

VAR-SOM-AM33 SDK 7.0 User's Guide

About this Manual

This document describes how to install Variscite's Linux Support Package (LSP) for the VAR-SOM-AM33 based on TI's SDK 7.0

This LSP provides a fundamental software platform for development, deployment and execution on VAR-SOM-AM33. It abstracts the functionality provided by the hardware.

In this context, the document contains instructions to:

  • Install the release on a developmant machine.
  • Build the sources included in this release.
  • Instaling the binaries on the VAR-SOM-AM33.
  • Booting the VAR-SOM-AM33.

Installation

Prerequisites

Before starting the installation of the package, make sure below system requirements are met:

  • Host machine running a version of Windows OS such as Windows XP / 7 or a Linux such as Ubuntu.
  • VAR-SOM-AM33 Evaluation Kit + sources and binaries. Please refer to support@variscite.com for obtaining FTP credentials.


The Linux host is used for the following:

  • Recompiling U-Boot / kernel.
  • Hosting the NFS server to boot the EVM with NFS as root filesystem.


Either of Windows or Linux host can be used for:

  • Hosting the TFTP server required for downloading the kernel and file-system images from U-Boot using Ethernet.
  • Running a serial console terminal application

Install LSP packages

Variscite's LSP is based on TI's SDK 7.0 release. Follow TI's SDK installation guide step by step. After completing the initial SDK installation, patch the kernel and u-boot with supplied patches from FTP /VAR-SOM-AM33/Software/Linux/SDK_7_0_v30_beta and continue the process.