Hi,
there is no method described in the manual. I guess many (most?) people interested in an open
hardware development device are using linux.
I hope there are any tools available and the documentation can be extended.
Thanks
Steffen
Hi,
there is no method described in the manual. I guess many (most?) people interested in an open
hardware development device are using linux.
I hope there are any tools available and the documentation can be extended.
Thanks
Steffen
Hi,
to get back to topic ...
At the end i used an old windows notebook for uploading open source to open hardware.
The result is nothing i would safely call open any more.
Still looking for a linux solution. Of course linux as sd-card image would be perfect ;-)
I had a look on imx_usb_loader, but i didn't got how to use it with the riotboard.
Hi,
to get back to topic ...
At the end i used an old windows notebook for uploading open source to open hardware.
The result is nothing i would safely call open any more.
Still looking for a linux solution. Of course linux as sd-card image would be perfect ;-)
I had a look on imx_usb_loader, but i didn't got how to use it with the riotboard.
Steffen Reinecke wrote:
I had a look on imx_usb_loader, but i didn't got how to use it with the riotboard.
imx_usb_loader essentially allows you to download some code to the board via a usb connection, in much the same way as the mfg tools.
Normally you'd use it to download a version of U-Boot which can then subsequently boot linux, android or whatever you choose from any device the version of U-Boot you load supports