Index of the Moto Mods Developer project:
Moto Mods Developer Part 1 - Getting Started - Virtual Machine Setup and Linux Install
Moto Mods Developer Part 2 - Getting Started - SDK Setup & Android Studio Install
Moto Mods Developer Part 3 - Firmware Setup
Moto Mods Developer Part 4 - Getting Started - Make Build-Folder, add Utility and OS files
Moto Mods Developer Part 5 - Flashing Firmware with MDK Utility
Moto Mods Developer Part 6 - Blinking an LED on the Moto Mods Perfboard
Moto Mods Developer Part 7 - Modifying the C file for the perfboard LED
Moto Mods Developer Part 8 - Configure Nuttx
Moto Mods Developer Part 9 - Updating the Hardware Manifests file
Moto Mods Developer Part 10 - Cont’d Configure and Compile Nuttx
Moto Mods Developer Part 11 - Load newly created Nuttx Firmware onto Reference Board
Moto Mods Developer Part 12 - Soldering the Test Points to use the perfboard
Moto Mods Developer Part 13 - Making custom App to control the Firmware
| {gallery:autoplay=false} MotoMods Developer Part 10 |
|---|
Step 1:Now that we’ve edited the Hardware Manifest file we need to go back and configure it back in menuconfig |
Step 2:Scroll down on main menu |
Step 2: |
Step 2: |
Step 3: Click on the last field, we will name this field the same name as the Hardware Manifests file “hdk-blinky.mnfs” |
R
Step 4: Exit 3X. |
Step 5: Configure the Bootloader |
Step 6: Compile Nuttx |
Step 6: |
The above gallery is also the pictures and text below:
Now that we’ve edited the Hardware Manifest file we need to go back and configure it back in menuconfig
$ cd $BUILD_TOP/nuttx/nuttx
$ make menuconfig
Application Configuration --->
-*- Greybus utility --->
Select a predefined Manifest (Custom manifest)
(hdk-blinky) manifest name
Scroll down on main menu
Click on the last field, we will name this field the same name as the Hardware Manifests file “hdk-blinky.mnfs”
Enter “hdk-blinky”
Hit Ok and scroll right and press Save.
Exit 3X.
Configure the Bootloader
Compile Nuttx
