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* Signing u-boot for NAND boot
 
* Signing u-boot for NAND boot
 
   * Copy u-boot (elf) file to the host machine where AIS Generator is installed. Follow the below steps
 
   * Copy u-boot (elf) file to the host machine where AIS Generator is installed. Follow the below steps
   * [[File:AIS gen NAND1.JPG]]
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   * [[File:AIS gen nand1.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart2.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart2.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart3.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart3.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart4.JPG]]
 
   * [[File:AIS gen uart4.JPG]]
 
* Copy u-boot (elf) file to the host machine where AIS Generator is installed.
 
AIS gen nand1.JPG
 
  
 
* Compiling Linux Kernel
 
* Compiling Linux Kernel

Revision as of 07:12, 18 November 2009


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Hardware Details

Hawkboard hw.jpg

  • Technical Reference Manual for OMAP L 138 Processor is Here
  • Applications of OMAP L 138 are Here

Software Details

Tools

Sources

  • Linux Kernel
  • u-boot

Compiling

  • Compiling u-boot (bootloader)
  make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi- distclean
  make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi- omapl_hawkboard_config 
  make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-linux-gnueabi-
  • Signing u-boot for UART boot
  * Copy u-boot (elf) file to the host machine where AIS Generator is installed. Follow the below steps
  * AIS gen uart1.JPG
  * AIS gen uart2.JPG
  * AIS gen uart3.JPG
  * AIS gen uart4.JPG
  • Signing u-boot for NAND boot
  * Copy u-boot (elf) file to the host machine where AIS Generator is installed. Follow the below steps
  * AIS gen nand1.JPG
  * AIS gen uart2.JPG
  * AIS gen uart3.JPG
  * AIS gen uart4.JPG
  • Compiling Linux Kernel

Booting

  • Booting u-boot over UART
  • Procedure to Flash u-boot on NAND
  • Booting u-boot over NAND
  • Booting Linux Kernel and Mounting RAMDISK
  • Booting Linux Kernel and Mounting NFS (Network File System)

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