Using boot bode to burn Linux Kernel image into flash:
1. Insert FAT32 format SD card with Linux Kernel image file(bpi321).
2. Boot up EVB board.
3. Press 'SW4' GPIO button to get in "Setup & Diagnosis" command menu.
4. Key in "55" in terminal to get in CLI (Command List Interface).
5. Load kernel image from SD card into memory:
Code:
CLI> sdload bpi321 0x02000000
6. Burn kernel data to flash:Code:
CLI> burn 0x02000000 0x80800000 0xa00000
Code:
Note:
If you meet "Flash_ChipErase - Erase suspend." condition,
please unlock the flash by using:
a. AndeSight "Flash Burner" tool.
b. Add "--unlock" option in "IntelJ3" tool.
If you meet "Flash_ChipErase - Erase suspend." condition,
please unlock the flash by using:
a. AndeSight "Flash Burner" tool.
b. Add "--unlock" option in "IntelJ3" tool.
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Boot Linux Kernel in flash:
1. Boot up EVB board.
2. Press 'SW4' GPIO button to get in "Setup & Diagnosis" command menu.
3. Key in "55" in terminal to get in CLI (Command List Interface).
4. Go to address "0x80800000" and run Linux Kernel in flash.
Code:
CLI> go 0x80800000
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Auto boot into Linux when boot up EVB board:
Boot code of EVB board can check if there is "sdbatch.txt" file in SD card.
If it exists, boot code will automatically execute the commands in the file.
1. Create a file named "sdbatch.txt" in SD card with following lines.
Code:
go 0x80800000
end
2. Insert the SD card, and boot up EVB board.end
It will automatically boot into Linux with the kernel image in flash.
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Using AndeSight + AICE to burn Linux Kernel image into flash:
NOTE: The burnning speed is MUCH slower than using boot code.
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In AndeSight "Flash programming Wizard", the "Programming Start Address:" should be 0x00800000.
Address 0x00800000 is mapped to 0x80800000 in boot code "CLI>" environment.