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= Step One: Read Documentations = | = Step One: Read Documentations = | ||
Please download and read the development kit documentation. | Please download and read the development kit documentation. |
Revision as of 13:20, 15 December 2015
VAR-SOM-MX6 - First Time? Start Here.
Step One: Read Documentations
Please download and read the development kit documentation.
NOTE:
Make sure you read the Quick Start Guide.
Make sure you read the Quick Start Guide.
Step Two: Development Environment
Set up your development environment.
Step Three: Power Up
Power up the board.
You should have the serial cable connected.
You should also see the u-boot output on the serial.
IMPORTANT:
Don't continue without the serial console operating.
Don't continue without the serial console operating.
Step Four: NAND recovery SDCARD
Create Yocto bootable SDCARD and flash it to your card.
- Create NAND recovery
- Recover Nand Flash
- Insert the SD card into the SD/MMC slot of the custom board
- Press and hold the boot-select button (or switch to MMC), power-off and power-on the board
- The board will automatically boot into Linux from SD-Card
- Flash from command line
- Switch to NAND (or don't push the boot-select button) and power up your board.
Step Five: What next?
Your next step can be one of three:
- Start doing applications programming.
- Build Yocto from source code
- Test various interfaces.