ATNGW100 Atmel, ATNGW100 Datasheet - Page 6
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ATNGW100
Manufacturer Part Number
ATNGW100
Description
KIT AVR32 NETWORK GATEWAY
Manufacturer
Atmel
Series
AVR®32r
Type
MCUr
Specifications of ATNGW100
Contents
Board and Linux Dev. and Debug Toolchain
Processor To Be Evaluated
AT32AP7000
Data Bus Width
32 bit
Interface Type
RS-232, Ethernet, USB
Silicon Manufacturer
Atmel
Core Architecture
AVR
Core Sub-architecture
AVR UC3
Silicon Core Number
AT32AP7000
Silicon Family Name
AVR
Kit Contents
Board CD Docs
Rohs Compliant
Yes
For Use With/related Products
AT32AP7000, AT32AP7001, AT32AP7002
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Available stocks
Company
Part Number
Manufacturer
Quantity
Price
Company:
Part Number:
ATNGW100
Manufacturer:
Atmel
Quantity:
135
5 Flexibility and configuration
6 Deploy binaries to target system
6.1.1 <board base name>-linux-<version>.gz
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AVR32003
Buildroot is also highly flexible. For starter we recommend following the getting
started guide, but you can also configure which applications to put into your image.
Enter the base directory of Buildroot and type:
• make menuconfig
A curses based menu system will guide you around the different choices.
If a 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 it as a
new project.
Start off in the base directory for Buildroot and type:
• make atstk1002_defconfig or what is appropriate for the target board.
• make menuconfig
Exit the menu system and save the configuration, then type:
• make
Your file system will now be located in binaries/<project name>/ directory.
Buildroot creates binaries ready to download onto the target, using a flash
programmer like avr32program or a SD-card. In the binaries/ directory, in the base
directory of Buildroot, the user can find the following files depending on the
configuration system:
• <board base name>-linux-<version>.gz
• rootfs.avr32.ext2
• rootfs.avr32.ext2.bz2
• rootfs.avr32.jffs2
• rootfs.avr32.jffs2-<partition_name>
• rootfs.avr32.tar
• rootfs.avr32.tar.bz2
• u-boot.bin
This is the kernel targeted for your board. It is also included in the root file system
images so the user does not need to explicit download this into flash.
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Project Options --->
Project name, change this to something descriptive.
32062E-AVR32-11/08