DART-6UL Debian

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DART-6UL Debian Stretch 9.3

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Debian project is a Linux distributions for embedded devices. Debian big varities of pre-built packages and easy to customization provides rapid prototyping with minimal efforts. This release is based on NXP BSP from Yocto and Debian 9.3 core libraries. Variscite adds packages and configuration support its i.MX6 UL/ULL System On Module products: DART-6UL and DART-6UL-5G (all of which are under the DART-6UL category of this Wiki).
Release version: stretch-4.14.78-mx6ul-v1.0

General

General

• First Time? Start Here
• Using the recovery SD card

Programming

• Hello World 'C' application
• Debugging with Code::Blocks
• Debugging with Eclipse
• Debugging with Visual Studio Code
• TFTP & NFS

Support

• Variscite Customer Portal
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Build

Build Debian, Linux and U-Boot

• Release Notes
• Setting a Development Environment
• Build Debian from source code
• Yocto common build errors
• Customizing U-Boot
• Customizing the Linux kernel
• Toolchain installation for out of Yocto builds
• Build U-Boot from source code
• Build the Linux kernel from source code
• Installing Yocto binaries to eMMC via SD card
• Installing Yocto binaries to eMMC via Ethernet
• U-Boot features
• Upgrading packages in Debian
• Adding packages to Debian
• Replace the Linux logo
• Booting from USB using UUU (Universal Update Utility)

How-to

Test and use an Interface

• Audio
• Backlight
• Bluetooth
• Bluetooth A2DP
• Bluetooth file transfer
• Bluetooth Low Energy
• OV5640 Camera
• CAN bus
• CPU freq. and number of cores
• Display
• Ethernet
• GPIO
• I2C
• RTC
• SPI
• Static IP address
• Suspend
• UART
• USB Host
• USB OTG
• User Button

• Watchdog
• WiFi

Notes:

• In any "How-to" steps where manual steps to be executed on the target are mentioned, either the serial port or via ssh.
• If a certain interface require changes in the kernel code, then after those changes are done the kernel image and device tree dtbs needs to be rebuilt and flashed on the SOM.

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