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==First StartUp==
 
==First StartUp==
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Just got your Armadeus board and want to start playing with it? <br>
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Just got your Armadeus development kit and want to start playing with it?
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Follow these quick steps to setup your environment accordingly:
 
Follow these quick steps to setup your environment accordingly:
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# Connect your APF module to your development/docking board (custom one or Armadeus official one) (your system will be hereafter referred to as "the Target")
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# Plug your APF/OPOS module in your development/docking board (custom one or Armadeus Systems official one) (your system will be hereafter referred to as "the Target").
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# Connect your PC (= "the Host") to your board with a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_modem null-modem RS-232 cable] (only Rx/Tx/Gnd signals are needed). If you don't have a RS-232 port on your Host, you can use a "USB <-> serial" converter (you'll still need the null-modem cable).
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# '''On APF9328Dev/APF27Dev/PPS:''' connect your PC (= "the Host") to your board with a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_modem null-modem RS-232 cable] (only Rx/Tx/Gnd signals are needed). If you don't have a RS-232 port on your Host, you can use a "USB <-> serial" converter (you'll still need the null-modem cable).
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# [[Communicate | Install (minimum) tools to communicate with your APF from your Host.]]
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# '''On APF51Dev/APF28Dev/APF6Dev/OPOS6ULDev:''' connect your PC (= "the Host") to your board with a mini USB cable. On the devt board use the "Debug" connector.
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# [[Development_boards_power_supply | Connect the power supply to your development board.]]
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# [[Communicate | On your Host PC, Install the (minimum) tools to communicate with your APF/OPOS.]]
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# Verify your system is booting and starting Linux (In U-Boot console, type "boot" if bootdelay is too long). Several information will be displayed on your terminal like on this [[Linux start screenshot | screenshot]] (Default Linux login is "root" with an empty password). '''If your system is NOT starting''', walk through [[U-Boot communication quick check|this small checklist]].
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# Connect the power supply to your development board. (See the [[Datasheet]] of your *Dev board for more informations)
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# If Linux has successfully started, your system is operational. If you want to add applications to your board or develop custom ones, then you can proceed with the Toolchain installation. [[Setup#Basics | See Basics below]].
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# Verify your system is booting and starting Linux (In U-Boot console, type "boot" if ''bootdelay'' is too long). Several information will be displayed on your terminal like on this [[Linux start screenshot | screenshot]] (Default Linux login is "root" with an empty password). '''If your system is NOT starting''', walk through [[U-Boot communication quick check|this small checklist]].
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# If Linux has successfully started, your system is operational. If you want to add applications to your board or develop custom ones, then you can proceed with the Toolchain installation. [[Setup#Build_and_update_your_system | See Build and update your system]].
  
 
===Tutorial===
 
===Tutorial===
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If you want a more "userfriendly" procedure, you can try this (under construction) tutorial: [[Beginner's_tutorial]]
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If you want a more "user friendly" procedure, you can try [[Beginner's_tutorial|this (under construction) tutorial]].
  
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==Basics for customizing your board==
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==Build and update your system==
 
# [[Embedded Linux system basis]]
 
# [[Embedded Linux system basis]]
 
# [[Toolchain| Install the development environment (=Toolchain) for your board and generate your Linux/rootfs images]]
 
# [[Toolchain| Install the development environment (=Toolchain) for your board and generate your Linux/rootfs images]]
 
# [[Target Software Installation| Install/flash your U-Boot, Linux and rootfs freshly generated images on your board]]
 
# [[Target Software Installation| Install/flash your U-Boot, Linux and rootfs freshly generated images on your board]]
 
# [[Armadeus_3#How-to_develop_with_Armadeus_.2F_customize_your_SDK| Customize your Armadeus SDK]]
 
# [[Armadeus_3#How-to_develop_with_Armadeus_.2F_customize_your_SDK| Customize your Armadeus SDK]]
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{{Note| When a board is shipped, default factory binaries are flashed on it. It can be a legacy version of the armadeus BSP. So it's important to load the latest release binaries ("Get latest release" menu on side bar of this wiki), or build them yourself, and update all software with the following commands (on U-Boot assuming the image files have already been copied in /tftpboot, and [[Communicate#TFTP_server_installation | tftpboot server is correctly installed on your host]]):
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<pre class="apf">
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BIOS> run update_uboot
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BIOS> reset
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BIOS> run flash_reset_env
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BIOS> reset                (then define ''ipaddr'' and ''serverip'')
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...
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BIOS> run update_kernel    (not needed on OPOS6UL* boards)
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BIOS> run update_rootfs
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</pre>
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}}

Latest revision as of 14:11, 4 June 2019

On this page, you will find all the useful information to configure your Armadeus board for optimum usage.

First StartUp

Just got your Armadeus development kit and want to start playing with it?

Follow these quick steps to setup your environment accordingly:

  1. Plug your APF/OPOS module in your development/docking board (custom one or Armadeus Systems official one) (your system will be hereafter referred to as "the Target").
  2. On APF9328Dev/APF27Dev/PPS: connect your PC (= "the Host") to your board with a null-modem RS-232 cable (only Rx/Tx/Gnd signals are needed). If you don't have a RS-232 port on your Host, you can use a "USB <-> serial" converter (you'll still need the null-modem cable).
  3. On APF51Dev/APF28Dev/APF6Dev/OPOS6ULDev: connect your PC (= "the Host") to your board with a mini USB cable. On the devt board use the "Debug" connector.
  4. On your Host PC, Install the (minimum) tools to communicate with your APF/OPOS.
  5. Connect the power supply to your development board. (See the Datasheet of your *Dev board for more informations)
  6. Verify your system is booting and starting Linux (In U-Boot console, type "boot" if bootdelay is too long). Several information will be displayed on your terminal like on this screenshot (Default Linux login is "root" with an empty password). If your system is NOT starting, walk through this small checklist.
  7. If Linux has successfully started, your system is operational. If you want to add applications to your board or develop custom ones, then you can proceed with the Toolchain installation. See Build and update your system.

Tutorial

If you want a more "user friendly" procedure, you can try this (under construction) tutorial.

Build and update your system

  1. Embedded Linux system basis
  2. Install the development environment (=Toolchain) for your board and generate your Linux/rootfs images
  3. Install/flash your U-Boot, Linux and rootfs freshly generated images on your board
  4. Customize your Armadeus SDK


Note Note: When a board is shipped, default factory binaries are flashed on it. It can be a legacy version of the armadeus BSP. So it's important to load the latest release binaries ("Get latest release" menu on side bar of this wiki), or build them yourself, and update all software with the following commands (on U-Boot assuming the image files have already been copied in /tftpboot, and tftpboot server is correctly installed on your host): 
BIOS> run update_uboot
BIOS> reset
BIOS> run flash_reset_env
BIOS> reset                 (then define ''ipaddr'' and ''serverip'')
...
BIOS> run update_kernel     (not needed on OPOS6UL* boards)
BIOS> run update_rootfs
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