Note: If you are using Windows, you can use HyperTerminal: Start-Programs-attachments-communications-HyperTerminal
Now we install the configuration minicom under Ubuntu:
1. Go to Ubuntu desktop Ctrl+alt+t open terminal
Input: sudo apt-get install minicom
Password:
Run: sudo minicom-s//configuration minicom
Select the first option Fienames and Paths-enter
A (here Set the download path from the board to the PC to manually knock it)
B (here set the file path on the PC to upload to the board)
Other default on the line, after setting enter Exit to
Select a third option serial port Setup
A set/DEV/TTYS0 (My Notebook is with the serial port without USB to the serial port so this only ttyS0 can)
E Set 115200 8N1
F and G Place no
Setup is complete, exit, select Save Setup as DFL
Exit after exiting, restart Minicom, minicom Setup is complete
2. After reboot:
1> get Root (because running minicom requires root, changing file properties doesn't work)
2> Input: minicom
Start the Connected Development Board and the loading content will appear on the screen.
Loading will see the system started from eMMC, eMMC we can simply think of as a built-in SD card.
Enter will appear "[email protected]"
3>CD to a directory in the Development Board root cd/tmp
4> input RZ
5> then press CTRL + A and select the first Zmodem, then select the file okay you want to burn.
After uploading ESC exit, Ctrl+a+q exits Minicome.
Linux Learning III: Using Minicom and Development Board communications under Ubuntu