Jade Linux User Manual
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1. User Manual References 1 Software Manual XXSVideo Jade Starterkit Linux Tool chain setup July 7 2008 This will be part of the package downloaded from the sourceforge website 2 MB86R01 Jade Evaluation Board Starterkit Demo Quickstart Rev 1 3 http www fujitsu com downloads MICRO fme displaycontrollers bm mb86r01 demo quickstart rev1 30 pdf Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc 4 Revision History Date Revision Updates October 5 2009 V1 0 First Release MENT sy aos re e470 A FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS AMERICA INC RS ma Corporate Headquarters so 2 Pa 2009 Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc All rights reserved 1250 East Arques Avenue M S 333 Sunnyvale California 94085 5401 92 All company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks Tel 800 866 8608 Fax 408 737 5999 of their respective owners E mail inquiry fma fujitsu com Web Site http us fujitsu com micro Printed in U S A GDC UM 21372 10 2009 a w T 66 y E2. cO FUJITSU Installation of myCable Linux Tool Chain and Running Linux Images on the Fujitsu MBBGROT starter Kit User Manual Overall the process of installing myCable Linux Tool Chain and runing Linux images on the Fujitsu MB86RO1 starter kit can be divided into the following parts 1 Setting up the Linux PC the host 2 Building the Linux kernel and root file system images using the myCable Linux tool chain 3 Setting up the host and target for image transfer 4 Transferring the built images to the MB86RO1 Starterkit s Flash or RAM 5 Setting up the MB86ROI starter kit the target for Linux kernel and root file system startup These are described in further detail in this document Revision 1 0 Initial Release Last Updated October 5 2009 Document GDC UM 21372 10 2009 Copyright 2009 Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc All rights reserved This file is protected by Federal Copyright Law with all rights reserved No part of this file may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system translated transcribed or transmitted in any form or by any means manual electric electronic mechanical electro magnetic chemical optical or otherwise without prior explicit written permission from Fujitsu Microelectronics America This document contains proprietary information and except with written permission of Fujitsu Microelectronics America such information shall not be published or disclosed to other
3. d through an Ethernet connection between the two systems Once the serial communication between the host and target is established and the uboot prompt has appeared uboot can be configured to establish the Ethernet connection The following uboot parameters need to be set up for this purpose ethaddr MB86R01 starter kit s MAC address ipaddr MB86R01 starter kit s Ethernet address netmask Net mask to be used serverip Host IP address gatewayip Gateway IP address for the network After these parameters are set the Ethernet connectivity with the host can be checked from the target using the ping command from within the serial console A sample network configuration used in FMAS setup is shown below Target IP Address 10 157 247 32 static IP address Net Mask 255 255 255 192 same assigned on the host PC Server IP Address 10 157 247 23 dynamically assigned IP address Gateway IP Address 10 157 247 1 same assigned on the host PC TFTP server configuration on Linux Host Before the image files can be transferred from the host to the target a TFTP server must be running on the host The built in tftp client in uboot in the target system can then request these image files from the host There are various options as far as the TFTP server is concerned The one used in FMAS setup is atftpd The following steps can be used for installing and configuring the server The atftpd server can be installed on the Ubuntu h
4. it ROM This process will consist of 1 Loading Kernel image into ROM 2 Loading Root File System into ROM 3 Configuring uboot so that it correctly starts Linux each time the board powers up The steps are described in detail below It is assumed that tool chain version 0 8 3 is being used the latest version at the time this document was being written 3 Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc 1 Loading the Kernel image into ROM Use the following commands to load the kernel image into ROM xxsvideo gt set autostart no xxsvideo gt tftpboot 0x40500000 ulmage xxsvideo jadeevalkit 0 8 3 bin xxsvideo gt erase 0x10040000 0x1023ffff xxsvideo gt cp b 0x40500000 0x10040000 filesize 2 Loading the Root File System into ROM Use the following commands xxsvideo gt set autostart no xxsvideo gt tftpboot 0x40500000 rootfs xxsvideo jadeevalkit 0 8 3 bin xxsvideo gt erase 0x10240000 0x1 1ffffff xxsvideo gt cp b 0x40500000 0x10240000 filesize 3 Configuring uboot xxsvideo gt set bootdelay 2 xxsvideo gt set autostart yes xxsvideo gt set bootargs console ttyS0 115200 root dev mtdblock3 rootf stype jffs2 mem 112MB xxsvideo gt set bootemd bootm 0x10040000 xxsvideo gt saveenv The board can now be reset Linux will start running on MB86RO1 and text output can be seen on the serial console as the boot process occurs After bootup Linux will give a login prompt so that the system can be put to a useful purpose
5. m directory 3 Making the Example Applications Change into sample folder and type make This will compile all examples 4 Editing and executing config file for Example Programs Just like in step 1 the config file in sample folder should be edited so that the destination folder is set to the rootfs user home folder in the toolchain 5 Installing the Example programs into the rootfs user home folder This can be done using the command make install Once Linux is running successfully on the target board these example programs can be executed by changing to the home directory and executing the file using lt name of the file gt For example the map demo can be executed using map 1 How to Set up Advanced TFTP Server in Ubuntu http www ubuntugeek com howto setup advanced tftp server in ubuntu html Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc 2 Linux BSP Building Using Make Now we are ready to build the entire tool chain which can be done using the four simple commands below autoconf configure make menuconfig exit make As mentioned before the Linux host needs to be connected to the Internet while running the make command Many source packages are downloaded for different websites during that process Also note that the kernel can be individually configured by running make menuconfig under sources xxsvideo linux xxxx directory Linux Binary Files Loading into MB86R01 Starterk
6. nline repositories 4 When found click the box next to the package name and select Mark for Installation 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all the other required packages 6 Click apply and follow instructions to complete the installation process Note that this referenced document will be part of the download package for the myCable Linux tool chain An Internet connection is needed for this part of the tool chain setup as well as for making the image later The myCable Linux tool chain can be downloaded from this website http sourceforge net projects xxsvideo abmode 1 The tool chain is maintained directly by myCable which owns this reference design for MB86R01 the MB86R01 Starterkit Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc Serial Console and uboot Configuration The MB86ROI starter kit is already flashed with uboot a boot loader that allows the OS components to be loaded onto the on board Flash or RAM A serial console such as Hyperterminal for Windows is required to communicate with uboot Ubuntu comes with built in software called Minicom which can be used for this purpose The process can be started by typing minicom at the terminal prompt Once Minicom starts it can be configured after pressing Ctrl A and then Z The MB86RO01 starter kit requires settings of 115200 8N1 and no software or hardware flow control The Kernel and Root file image transfer from the host to the target is actually execute
7. ost using either the Synaptics Package Manager or the command sudo aptitude install atftpd etc default atftpd must be edited as follows so that the TFTP server starts directly USE INETD true should be changed to USE INETD false The TFTP server needs to be started using the command sudo invoke rc d atftpd start The last step will be to create a directory where the files for the TFTP server will be placed This can be done using the follow ing commands Sudo mkdir tftpboot Sudo chmod R 777 tftpboot Sudo chown R nobody tftpboot Lastly the TFTP server can be restarted as follows Sudo etc init d atftpd restart GDCV02L04 Driver and Application Building and Installing The GDCV02L04 driver package should be obtained directly from Fujitsu s local contact Then follow these steps to generate application binaries and install them in the respective tool chain directories Note that the driver package will already contain pre built driver binaries They do not have to be built from the source 1 Editing and executing config file for GDC library Change to the folder lib arm Edit the config full so that the INSTALL_PATH_CONFIG_TOOLCHAIN_DIR is properly configured according to the system Then execute the config 66 99 file using Config Note the space between and config 2 Installing GDC libraries into rootfs user lib folder This can be done by typing make install while in lib ar
8. s or used for any purpose and the document shall not be duplicated in whole or in part The information contained herein may be preliminary and is subject to change Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc Setting up the Linux PC Serial Console and uboot Configuration TFTP server configuration on Linux Host cccccccsssssssessesecssesseesceseesecssescecsessessesecesecsecseeeeeeesaeesecsseaeeaeseceeseaecsecseceeseaeeasenes GDCV02L04 Driver and Application Building and Installing Linux BSP Building Using Make se 2203 3 esseetentistanendetvensteteeeeds eet te etee ght eG I ee N Linux Binary Files Loading into MB86R01 Starterkit ROM References Revision History Fujitsu Microelectronics America Inc Setting up the Linux PC Any Linux distribution for PCs can be used to set up the host system The one used in FMAS setup is Ubuntu which is available free from http www ubuntu com getubuntu The installation process is quite straightforward After the Ubuntu installation is complete the following additional steps will be required Using Ubuntu s Synaptics Package Manager all the additional packages must be installed as described below 1 In Ubuntu start Synaptics Package Manager using the menu System Administration Synaptics Package Manager 2 Enter the root password 3 Clock Search and type the name of the package needed Make sure that the package manager is configured to search in the available o
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