M5484LITEKITE Freescale Semiconductor, M5484LITEKITE Datasheet
M5484LITEKITE
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... The first BSP is a free, standard Linux BSP containing the kernel, core tools, and compilers for the target board. It requires no additional software to deploy on the target. © Freescale Semiconductor, Inc., 2004. All rights reserved. Document Number: AN2950 Rev. 0.2, 07/2005 Table of Contents 1 Directory Contents ...
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... TFTP Deployment (kernel from Flash) GDBServer User Land Support Application Packages 2 included (binary and sources) MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Nov BSP v2.4.26 v3.4 v6.2 v2.3.2 included included included included included included included included included included included included included Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... Then, choose one of the following processes you want to use the default configuration for your board: 4. Type make config-m547xevb (config-m547xevb, config-m547xlite, config-m548xevb, config-m548xlite are supported) 5. Type make dep 6. Type make Freescale Semiconductor MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Directory Contents Nov BSP included included ...
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... Linux kernel. 4 NOTE MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Colilo.” Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... Press the 'Build all' button (or press F8). This builds the kernel and userland applications. 8. Press the 'Deploy' button. This starts the deployment wizard. Follow these steps: 1. During the first step, choose Deployment method, Board type, and Colilo options. For more information about available options, use the help system. Freescale Semiconductor NOTE userland applications, ...
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... To build gdb, type: make gdb. 2. Upload image.bin to the target and run it. 3. romfs should contain the ELF file that you want to debug. 4. Run gdbserver on the target by typing gdbserver <board_ip>:<port> <path_to_application> For example: gdbserver:3000 /bin/hello 6 MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... For example: target remote 192.168.1.33:3000 add-symbol-file /tftpboot/Linux_BSP/romfs/bin/hello 6. You should now be able to stepi, insert breakpoints, print registers, etc. Freescale Semiconductor NOTE NOTE PCS.” PCS”). MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Userland Applications Debugging With PCS Section 2, “ ...
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... Build the kernel. 3. Copy your image/image.bin file to your tftp directory (e.g. /tftpboot). 4. Switch to the console with BDI telnet session running and type: load 0x1000 image.bin This loads the binary to the board. 8 MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... If your BDI does not support the new boards (547x/8x), you should update its firmware and .cfg files. 2. Connect the BDI2000 to the 5485/75 board and network. 3. Set the telnet connection to BDI2000 from the host PC: telnet <ip_address_of_BDI> Freescale Semiconductor MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Kernel Debugging With PCS 9 ...
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... Fast Ethernet Controller (FEC) (with all dependencies) — Auto-Negotiation enable — Second FEC enable • kernel->Networking options-> — Packet socket — Unix domain sockets — TCP/IP networking • Enable ifconfig compilation (it is included in system->utilities->busybox). 10 MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... DES and Triple DES EDE cipher algorithms – AES cipher algorithms – ARC4 cipher algorithm It is also possible to enable ‘Testing module’ compilation to test SEC support. Freescale Semiconductor MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Setting Up Device Drivers and Modules 11 ...
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... SAs at one time by using --duplex. Note that it is safer to supply the key as a file (using --cipher-keyfile) than to specify it on the command line (using --cipher-key), because it is easy for a local user to locate the key using w or ps. 12 MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... Insert the Wi-Fi card in the PCI slot. Boot the kernel. Type on target console: /sbin/ifconfig eth2 10.0.0.2 and the LED on the Wi-Fi card should light up. Now you can use the wireless tools to configure the network. Freescale Semiconductor MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Setting Up Device Drivers and Modules 13 ...
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... MTD concatenating support Direct char device access to MTD devices Caching block device access to MTD devices Boot up the kernel and type in the console: mount –t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock/2 /mnt to mount jffs2 file system to /mnt. 14 MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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... Freescale Semiconductor Adding a New Userland Application to the Project Without PCS += hello # Install the 'hello' application to romfs MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 # Add the 'hello' directory 15 ...
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... Rev Date of Number Release 0.2 07/2005 Added to NOTE on Page 1: PCS test info. 0.1 04/2005 Added Cygwin NOTE on Page 1. 0 02/2005 Initial customer-release version. 16 NOTE Table 2. Revision History Substantive Changes MCF547x/8x Linux BSP Quick Start, Rev. 0.2 Freescale Semiconductor ...
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