Fifth Chapter Experience

The fifth chapter mainly studies the test environment of building s3c6410 Development Board. The first thing to know is that s3c6410 is a low-power, cost-effective RISC processor that is based on the ARMI1 core and is widely used in mobile phones and general-purpose processing.

Next, you need to install the Serial debugging tool Minicom:

1. Check whether the current system supports USB to serial port;

2. Install minicom;

3. Configure minicom;

4. Test minicom;

Then learned to burn writing Android system. Before burning the Android, be sure to start eboot erase Nandflash. The method is as follows: First step: preparatory work; Step two: Enter the Eboot state; step three: Erase Nandflash. And then it's going to burn. Android: The first step: Prepare for work; Step two: Write Mmc.bin and Zlmage-sd.bin to the SD card; step three: Prepare to write Android; Fourth: Start burning Android from SD card, step fifth: calibrate the screen.

Finally, to configure the wired network, since Android is essentially a Linux system, you can use the Linux command ifconfig to set the IP and subnet masks and set the gateway with the route command. If the settings are successful, you can use the command to query the current IP configuration and routing table of the board. If you do not want to modify the contents of the LINUXRC file, connect the board to the PC via the USB cable (sometimes you need to unplug the USB cable) and execute the following code to set the IP and gateway # Sih netconfig.sh192. 168.17.166 192.168.17.254.

Fifth Chapter Experience