Booting From Onboard Flash; Booting From Sata Dom - Advantech RSB-4210 Evaluation Kit User Manual

Evaluation kit, freescale i.mx53 processor -arm cortex a8 architecture
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6. Type #cd Desktop/RSB-4210_Linux_source_code/image/
7. Type #./mkmmc-linux.sh /dev/sdf uImage ../rootfs
8.Type #y (Start to copy files, waiting few minutes until it shows [Done])
9.Finish.
Then to insert this Linux system SD storage card to CN41 of RSB-4210 and it will
booting into Linux environment.
3.5.2

Booting from onboard Flash

When you got the package for making a Linux system SD storage card, you can
refer below steps to boot from onboard flash. And Advantech has written a
script(mkmmc-linux.sh) to build the "uImage" quickly.
1. Refer Chapter 3.4.1 to make a Linux system SD storage card
2. Open "Terminal" utility.
3. Type #sudo su (Change to "root" authority)
4. Type your password.
5. Insert this Linux system SD card to this developing computer
6. Type #df -h
to check the SD card code name (EX: /dev/sdf)
7. Type #cd Desktop/RSB-4210_Linux_system_SD
8. Type #cp -r MK_INAND /media/rootfs (/media/rootfs is the parition2 of your
Linux system SD card)
9. Type #cp -r rootfs.tar.bz2 /media/rootfs (/media/rootfs is the parition2 of your
Linux system SD card)
10.Type #sync
11.To umount SD card from File Browser and remove it.
12.Insert this Linux system SD card to RSB-4210 and boot into Linux
13.On RSB-4210 platform, type #root (login)
14.On RSB-4210 platform, type #cd /MK_INAND
15.On RSB-4210 platform, type #sh mkmmc-linux.sh /dev/mmcblk1
uImage ../rootfs.tar.bz2
16.On RSB-4210 platform, type #y (Start to copy files, waiting few minutes until it
shows [Done])
17.Power off and remove this SD card. Finish.
Then you can boot from onboard flash without SD card.
3.5.3

Booting from SATA DOM

When you got the package for making a Linux system SD storage card, you can
refer below steps to boot form SATA DOM. And Advantech has written a
script(mkmmc-linux.sh) to build the "uImage" quickly.
1. Refer Chapter 3.4.1 to make a Linux system SD storage card
2. Open "Terminal" utility.
3. Type #sudo su (Change to "root" authority)
4. Type your password.
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