Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.
well,I forget to say that I download QRTP 6.1.0, the CDROM image.
gao jie <jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> wrote in message
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Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.
gao jie <jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.
The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:
http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (dgreen@qnx.com)
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?
Dave Green <dgreen@qnx.com> wrote in message
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gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
gao jie <jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?
There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:
http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting point.
Best Regards,
Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs) ,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for beta
testing?
“Tools Mail Account” <tools@qnx.com> wrote in message
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gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
yangjh <yangjh@jinglun.com.cn> wrote:
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs) ,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for beta
testing?
mkimage is not necessary to combine the image filesystem with the
embedded filesystem. You can simply combine them with the cat
utility. Note, however, that the beginning of the embedded
filesystem image must be aligned on a flash block size boundary,
in this case, 256k. So, let’s say you have your 4k ipl (ipl.4k),
an OS image which is 800k (assabet.bin), and a 4M flash filesystem
which you generated with mkefs (efs.img). First, combine the ipl with the
OS image:
cat ipl.4k assabet.img > ipl_image
now, pad the combined 804k image out to 1M, which is the next
multiple of 256k;
mkrec -r -ffull -s1M ipl_image > ipl_image.pad
finally, combine the padded image with your efs image:
cat ipl_image.pad efs.img > image.all
image.all should be exactly 5M, and contains your IPL, OS image,
and flash filesystem.
Now, to get it onto the flash, you need to make a boot image which
contains network functionality, and the flash filesystem driver,
as well as the flashctl utility. Boot the board serially with that
image, establish an nfs network connection to where image.all resides.
Once you’ve verified that you can see the image over the network, format
the first 5M of the Assabet’s flash, and copy the combined image
to the flash.
When you reboot the board, you should be able to boot directly from
flash.
“Tools Mail Account” <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
–
Dave Green (dgreen@qnx.com)
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
Thanks. I get an image using your commands.
But I can not mount the flash on my filesystem using mount or flashctl
command.
I use flash driver as:
devf-sa1110-db -s0x00100000,02000000 ;
and include the shared lib:
fs-qnx4.so
io-blk.so
in my image ;
I alse incluse program:
flashctl
mount
in my image .
I use command
“mount /dev/fs0 /fs”
or
“flashctl -p /dev/fs0 -m -n /fs”
to mount flash on filesystem by serial port.
“Dave Green” <dgreen@qnx.com> wrote in message
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yangjh <> yangjh@jinglun.com.cn> > wrote:
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on
assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs) ,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for
beta
testing?mkimage is not necessary to combine the image filesystem with the
embedded filesystem. You can simply combine them with the cat
utility. Note, however, that the beginning of the embedded
filesystem image must be aligned on a flash block size boundary,
in this case, 256k. So, let’s say you have your 4k ipl (ipl.4k),
an OS image which is 800k (assabet.bin), and a 4M flash filesystem
which you generated with mkefs (efs.img). First, combine the ipl with the
OS image:cat ipl.4k assabet.img > ipl_image
now, pad the combined 804k image out to 1M, which is the next
multiple of 256k;mkrec -r -ffull -s1M ipl_image > ipl_image.pad
finally, combine the padded image with your efs image:
cat ipl_image.pad efs.img > image.all
image.all should be exactly 5M, and contains your IPL, OS image,
and flash filesystem.Now, to get it onto the flash, you need to make a boot image which
contains network functionality, and the flash filesystem driver,
as well as the flashctl utility. Boot the board serially with that
image, establish an nfs network connection to where image.all resides.
Once you’ve verified that you can see the image over the network, format
the first 5M of the Assabet’s flash, and copy the combined image
to the flash.When you reboot the board, you should be able to boot directly from
flash.
“Tools Mail Account” <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp2fv$g78$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting
point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
gao jie <jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> wrote:
Thanks. I get an image using your commands.
But I can not mount the flash on my filesystem using mount or flashctl
command.
I use flash driver as:
devf-sa1110-db -s0x00100000,02000000 ;
It’s not necessary to specify the address and size for
the devf-sa1110-db driver; since the driver was built
specifically for the assabet board, you can simply
enter
devf-sa1110-db &
and include the shared lib:
fs-qnx4.so
io-blk.so
These libs are for disk (block) filesystems. They are not necessary
in order to use the flash filesystem.
in my image ;
I alse incluse program:
flashctl
mount
in my image .
I use command
“mount /dev/fs0 /fs”
or
You need flashctl, but not mount.
“flashctl -p /dev/fs0 -m -n /fs”
to mount flash on filesystem by serial port.
Since you already have your IPL (and maybe an OS image) on the flash,
you want to be careful about erasing what’s already there when you’re
trying to create a flash filesystem. Let’s assume that you have your
IPL and an OS image residing in the first megabyte of flash, and you
want to make a flash filesystem that starts at the 2M mark, and is
4M in size. You would do the following, after starting the flash
filesystem driver;
flashctl -p/dev/fs0p0 -o2M -l4M -e -f -n/flash_fs
This will erase and format the flash, starting at 2M, for a length
of 4M. Once the command completes, slay and re-start the devf-sa1110-db
driver, and you should see your /flash_fs partition. It’s now ready for
use as a filesystem.
“Dave Green” <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp6ih$ioe$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
yangjh <> yangjh@jinglun.com.cn> > wrote:
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on
assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs) ,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for
beta
testing?mkimage is not necessary to combine the image filesystem with the
embedded filesystem. You can simply combine them with the cat
utility. Note, however, that the beginning of the embedded
filesystem image must be aligned on a flash block size boundary,
in this case, 256k. So, let’s say you have your 4k ipl (ipl.4k),
an OS image which is 800k (assabet.bin), and a 4M flash filesystem
which you generated with mkefs (efs.img). First, combine the ipl with the
OS image:cat ipl.4k assabet.img > ipl_image
now, pad the combined 804k image out to 1M, which is the next
multiple of 256k;mkrec -r -ffull -s1M ipl_image > ipl_image.pad
finally, combine the padded image with your efs image:
cat ipl_image.pad efs.img > image.all
image.all should be exactly 5M, and contains your IPL, OS image,
and flash filesystem.Now, to get it onto the flash, you need to make a boot image which
contains network functionality, and the flash filesystem driver,
as well as the flashctl utility. Boot the board serially with that
image, establish an nfs network connection to where image.all resides.
Once you’ve verified that you can see the image over the network, format
the first 5M of the Assabet’s flash, and copy the combined image
to the flash.When you reboot the board, you should be able to boot directly from
flash.
“Tools Mail Account” <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp2fv$g78$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting
point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
–
Dave Green (dgreen@qnx.com)
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
Thank you.You help me much.
Dave Green <dgreen@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9k3n3v$3ot$1@nntp.qnx.com…
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Thanks. I get an image using your commands.
But I can not mount the flash on my filesystem using mount or flashctl
command.
I use flash driver as:
devf-sa1110-db -s0x00100000,02000000 ;It’s not necessary to specify the address and size for
the devf-sa1110-db driver; since the driver was built
specifically for the assabet board, you can simply
enterdevf-sa1110-db &
and include the shared lib:
fs-qnx4.so
io-blk.soThese libs are for disk (block) filesystems. They are not necessary
in order to use the flash filesystem.in my image ;
I alse incluse program:
flashctl
mount
in my image .
I use command
“mount /dev/fs0 /fs”
orYou need flashctl, but not mount.
“flashctl -p /dev/fs0 -m -n /fs”
to mount flash on filesystem by serial port.Since you already have your IPL (and maybe an OS image) on the flash,
you want to be careful about erasing what’s already there when you’re
trying to create a flash filesystem. Let’s assume that you have your
IPL and an OS image residing in the first megabyte of flash, and you
want to make a flash filesystem that starts at the 2M mark, and is
4M in size. You would do the following, after starting the flash
filesystem driver;flashctl -p/dev/fs0p0 -o2M -l4M -e -f -n/flash_fs
This will erase and format the flash, starting at 2M, for a length
of 4M. Once the command completes, slay and re-start the devf-sa1110-db
driver, and you should see your /flash_fs partition. It’s now ready for
use as a filesystem.
“Dave Green” <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp6ih$ioe$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
yangjh <> yangjh@jinglun.com.cn> > wrote:
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on
assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs)
,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to
an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for
beta
testing?mkimage is not necessary to combine the image filesystem with the
embedded filesystem. You can simply combine them with the cat
utility. Note, however, that the beginning of the embedded
filesystem image must be aligned on a flash block size boundary,
in this case, 256k. So, let’s say you have your 4k ipl (ipl.4k),
an OS image which is 800k (assabet.bin), and a 4M flash filesystem
which you generated with mkefs (efs.img). First, combine the ipl with
the
OS image:cat ipl.4k assabet.img > ipl_image
now, pad the combined 804k image out to 1M, which is the next
multiple of 256k;mkrec -r -ffull -s1M ipl_image > ipl_image.pad
finally, combine the padded image with your efs image:
cat ipl_image.pad efs.img > image.all
image.all should be exactly 5M, and contains your IPL, OS image,
and flash filesystem.Now, to get it onto the flash, you need to make a boot image which
contains network functionality, and the flash filesystem driver,
as well as the flashctl utility. Boot the board serially with that
image, establish an nfs network connection to where image.all resides.
Once you’ve verified that you can see the image over the network,
format
the first 5M of the Assabet’s flash, and copy the combined image
to the flash.When you reboot the board, you should be able to boot directly from
flash.
“Tools Mail Account” <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp2fv$g78$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial
port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting
point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
\
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
Thank you very much.You help me a lot.
Dave Green <dgreen@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:9k3n3v$3ot$1@nntp.qnx.com…
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Thanks. I get an image using your commands.
But I can not mount the flash on my filesystem using mount or flashctl
command.
I use flash driver as:
devf-sa1110-db -s0x00100000,02000000 ;It’s not necessary to specify the address and size for
the devf-sa1110-db driver; since the driver was built
specifically for the assabet board, you can simply
enterdevf-sa1110-db &
and include the shared lib:
fs-qnx4.so
io-blk.soThese libs are for disk (block) filesystems. They are not necessary
in order to use the flash filesystem.in my image ;
I alse incluse program:
flashctl
mount
in my image .
I use command
“mount /dev/fs0 /fs”
orYou need flashctl, but not mount.
“flashctl -p /dev/fs0 -m -n /fs”
to mount flash on filesystem by serial port.Since you already have your IPL (and maybe an OS image) on the flash,
you want to be careful about erasing what’s already there when you’re
trying to create a flash filesystem. Let’s assume that you have your
IPL and an OS image residing in the first megabyte of flash, and you
want to make a flash filesystem that starts at the 2M mark, and is
4M in size. You would do the following, after starting the flash
filesystem driver;flashctl -p/dev/fs0p0 -o2M -l4M -e -f -n/flash_fs
This will erase and format the flash, starting at 2M, for a length
of 4M. Once the command completes, slay and re-start the devf-sa1110-db
driver, and you should see your /flash_fs partition. It’s now ready for
use as a filesystem.
“Dave Green” <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp6ih$ioe$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
yangjh <> yangjh@jinglun.com.cn> > wrote:
I have a question that how can i put those files into my flash on
assabet.
In my opinion, i must make a flash filesystem image(using mkefs)
,then i
bind the boot image (using mkifs) and the flash filesystem image to
an
integrated image(using mkimage).at last ,burn it in flash.
but i can’t find the tool mkimage .Is it in the development tool for
beta
testing?mkimage is not necessary to combine the image filesystem with the
embedded filesystem. You can simply combine them with the cat
utility. Note, however, that the beginning of the embedded
filesystem image must be aligned on a flash block size boundary,
in this case, 256k. So, let’s say you have your 4k ipl (ipl.4k),
an OS image which is 800k (assabet.bin), and a 4M flash filesystem
which you generated with mkefs (efs.img). First, combine the ipl with
the
OS image:cat ipl.4k assabet.img > ipl_image
now, pad the combined 804k image out to 1M, which is the next
multiple of 256k;mkrec -r -ffull -s1M ipl_image > ipl_image.pad
finally, combine the padded image with your efs image:
cat ipl_image.pad efs.img > image.all
image.all should be exactly 5M, and contains your IPL, OS image,
and flash filesystem.Now, to get it onto the flash, you need to make a boot image which
contains network functionality, and the flash filesystem driver,
as well as the flashctl utility. Boot the board serially with that
image, establish an nfs network connection to where image.all resides.
Once you’ve verified that you can see the image over the network,
format
the first 5M of the Assabet’s flash, and copy the combined image
to the flash.When you reboot the board, you should be able to boot directly from
flash.
“Tools Mail Account” <> tools@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jp2fv$g78$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
well, I can get a very simple image which can only use serial
port.
But how can I running Photon on assabet?There is a link to a technote and other very usefull information on
this URL:http://staff.qnx.com/~cforan/embed.html
It talks mostly about x86, but it should give you a good starting
point.
Best Regards,Marcin
Dave Green <> dgreen@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:9jjpgo$5li$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
gao jie <> jiegi@public.wh.hb.cn> > wrote:
Can the QNXRTP i downloaded from qnx’s web run on assabet?
I can’t find infomation of how to do that.
Please give me some infomation.Thank you.The runtime comes with a binary image for the Assabet IPL,
which can be burned into the Assabet’s flash, allowing
you to download boot images to the board, etc.
There are also drivers for flash filesystem, serial, etc.
There is a file called sa1110db.readme under /armle/boot/build/
which will get you started. To get the source for the
IPL, flash filesystem driver, and startup, you need to
get the embedded ddk, and the bsp for the sa1110 board.
These kits are currently available for beta testing.
For further information on obtaining these kits by
joining our beta program, go to:http://support.qnx.com/beta/index.html
Dave Green (> dgreen@qnx.com> )
QNX Software Systems Ltd.
http://www.qnx.com
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