ATNGW100 Atmel, ATNGW100 Datasheet
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... Generates a fully working file system ready for deployment. 1 Introduction Buildroot is a set of scripts that builds an entire root file system for a given target. A target can be ATNGW100 or ATSTK1000. The scripts are based on a combination of Makefile and kconfig that is commonly used in many projects. Kconfig is used to give the user an easy configuration interface that is stored in a file ...
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Requirements AVR32003 2 Buildroot is a script system that heavily depends on a Linux system highly recommended that users either run a native Linux installation or run Linux within a virtual machine when running other operating systems. ...
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... URL>:<port>/ Example: export ftp_proxy=”ftp://avr32:password@proxy.example.net:3128/ This short getting started guide is intended for ATNGW100 and ATSTK1000 users. Start off by downloading the latest release from Atmel®, extract it somewhere on you system and enter the buildroot-avr32-<version> directory. ...
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Directory structure 4.1.1 binaries/ 4.1.2 build_avr32/ 4.1.3 .config 4.1.4 Config.in 4.1.5 .defconfig 4.1.6 dl/ AVR32003 4 Buildroot has a well defined structure of directories. From a fresh extraction of the tarball, Buildroot will look like: • Config.in • .defconfig ...
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Makefile 4.1.10 package/ 4.1.11 project/ 4.1.12 project_build_avr32/ 4.1.13 target/ 4.1.14 TODO 4.1.15 toolchain/ 4.1.16 toolchain_build_avr32/ 32062E-AVR32-11/08 In this directory the documentation for Buildroot can be found. Directory made by kconfig, used for knowing which values ...
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... Enter the base directory of Buildroot and type: • make menuconfig A curses based menu system will guide you around the different choices user wants to use the atngw100 or atstk1002 default configuration as a base, but do minor adjustment the following short guide will configure Buildroot to build new project. ...
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... Where the first file without an extension is only a file touched by the make system and should be ignored. The other two files are for programming into the two flash devices on the ATNGW100. They are named according to their content, where the root image is “/” and the usr image is “/usr”. ...
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