The 5th chapter: Build the test environment of s3c6410 Development Board

The 5th chapter: Build the test environment of s3c6410 Development Board

This chapter mainly introduces the Android system installed on the OK6410 Development Board developed on the basis of Samsung's launch of the s3c6410 Development Board.

Install serial debugging tool: Minicom

1th Step: Detect whether the current system supports USB to serial port

2nd Step: Install Minicom

3rd Step: Configure Minicom

4th Step: Test minicom

The method of erasing Nandflash using Eboot is as follows:

1th Step: Prepare for work

Connect the Development Board to the PC with the serial cable or USB to the serial cable, and start the minicom.

2nd step: Enter Eboot state

Open the OK6410 development version of the power switch, after a while the following wait for 5 seconds of the prompt message, press the space bar of the PC keyboard to stay in the eboot state of the Development Board.

3rd Step: Erase Nandflash

After entering the eboot state, enter "A" to erase the Nandflash.

1th Step: Prepare for work

Prepare an SD card and connect the PC.

2nd step: Write Mmc.bin and zlmage-sd.bin to SD card

3rd Step: Set up the startup switch on the Development Board

4th step: Start writing Android from SD, insert SD card into Development Board, open Development Board. This is the development Board on which to start burning from SD card to write Android.

5th step: Calibrate the screen

Configure the network after completion

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.

The 5th chapter: Build the test environment of s3c6410 Development Board