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Summary of Contents for Ascending Technologies CoreExpress
- Page 1 CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 - 1 -...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 Contents 1 System Overview Status LEDs ......... . . -
Page 3: System Overview
CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 1 System Overview 1.1 Status LEDs 1.2.3 Micro SD-Card Port The SD card interface is SDHC compatible allowing green Power you to use Micro SD-cards 2 GB. The port is inter- orange SD-Card r/w access nally connected to the System Controller Hub directly and not via USB. - Page 4 CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 well. In case you want to connect your own LVDS display, please contact us for further information. To connect/disconnect the display, always power off the system! Otherwise, the LVDS port or the display could be damaged permanently.
- Page 5 CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 MicroSD UART1 UART0 slot Power USB3 switch USB2 USB4 Display USB5 connector (LVDS) USB6 Figure 1.1: Carrierboard top view Aux. power Extension connector USB7 USB8 miniPCI Express Figure 1.2: Carrierboard bottom view Ascending Technologies GmbH - 5 -...
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Page 6: Preinstalled Ubuntu On Micro Sd Card
CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 2 Preinstalled Ubuntu on micro SD card To make the start easier, we already preinstalled more stable and runs as a service. You can config- Ubuntu 9.04 on a 8 GB micro SD card. ure it with a GUI to automatically connect to you de- sired wireless network. - Page 7 CoreExpress Carrierboard Manual v1.0 Additionally, section “Device” /etc/X11/xorg.conf was changed to: Section "Device" Identifier "Configured Video Device" Option "Accel Method" "EXA" Option "DRI" "off" Option "MigrationHeuristic" "greedy" EndSection Ascending Technologies GmbH - 7 - www.asctec.de...
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Page 8: Installation Of Linux On Sd Card
In case you installed from a USB stick and auto- Connect the cardreader as well as the bootable USB mounting devices throws errors, comment out a line stick, switch on your CoreExpress computer and in /etc/fstab, that looks like this: press .ESC during startup. In the boot-menu, select /dev/sdb1 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 Hard Disk and then your USB stick. -
Page 9: Contact Information
Michael Achtelik, Klaus-Michael Doth Dipl.-Ing. Daniel Gurdan, Dipl.-Ing. Jan Stumpf Handelsregister München: HRB 166748 Ust.-ID: DE254728199 CoreExpress is a registered trademark of LiPPERT Embedded Computers. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Ascending Technologies GmbH - 9 -...
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