UE-9260 Instructions for use
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2015-03-21 |
Original version; Xiaobin |
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Host Environment
1. Burn Write operation
Emulator and FTP Burn-write
Os:win XP (32-bit) Chinese Professional Edition
2. Development environment
(1) U-boot & Kernel
Os:win7 (64-bit) Chinese Professional Edition
Vm:vmware? Workstation 10.0.5 build-2443746
A. 32-bit Ubuntu
(2) Rootfs
Os:ubuntu 12.0.4 LTS
Emulator Burn-Write
Burn Write 2 files: Boot-uboot.bin and U-boot.bin
1. Open the Project preset configuration
2. Connect the target board
Target-〉connect;
3. Clear Flash
Target-〉ease chip;
4. Open the data file
File-〉open data File
(1) burning and writing Boot-uboot
Start Address: 0x1000,0000
(2) burning and writing U-boot
Start Address: 0x1001,0000
Before and after entering the start address
5. Write Data
6. Close the connection
FTP Burn-Write
1. Hardware preparation (1) network
Network cable: Parallel line
Connection: Development Board – PC
(2) Serial port
DB9:USB Turn serial port
Connection: Development Board (UART0)-PC
2. Software Preparation
Execute "Tftpd.exe".
(1) Configuring the image directory
TFTPD-Configure
Select the directory by selecting the "Browse" button in "Home directory" and then click "OK".
(2) operation
TFTPD-Start
3. Start burning the writing
Open HyperTerminal to set the serial port properties:
Re-power on the development Board, allowing him to enter the U-boot environment.
(1) Kernel
A. Setting up the Development Board network
Use the 192.168.0 network segment.
u-boot>setenv ipaddr 192.168.0.134
U-boot>setenv ServerIP 192.168.0.135
U-boot>setenv ethaddr 20.00.00.00.00.00
U-BOOT>SETENV Gateway 192.168.0.1
U-boot>saveenv
B. Download and copy
Executes the command on the Development Board.
1) Perform TFTP
U-boot>tftp 0x20400000 Uimage
2) Execute Erase
U-boot>erase 0x10050000 0X101FFFFF
3) Execute CP.B
U-BOOT>CP.B 0x20400000 0x10050000 0xY
Note 0xY to be TFTP download to the Development Board Uimage the size.
C. Setting Bootcmd
Sets the Bootcmd variable for the u-boot.
U-boot>setenv bootcmd cp.b 0x100500000x20400000 0xz\;bootm 0x20400000
U-boot>saveenv
Note 0xZ > 0xY
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