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Note:
Please ensure the uncompressed source code is saved under the directory
specified in the above instructions, or errors might occur during the compilation
process.
6.1.2
Compilation of boot code
SBC8600B can boot up from TF card or NAND Flash, with the former as the
first boot-up device and the latter as the secondary.
We will introduce the generation of boot code image files for both the
boot-up devices.
cd u-boot-2011.09-psp04.06.00.03
make distclean
make sbc8600_config
make
When the above steps are finished, two files named MLO and u-boot.img can
be found under the current directory.
6.1.3
Kernel compilation
The procedure for a Linux system is as follows:
cd Linux-3.2.0-psp04.06.00.08.sdk
make distclean
make sbc8600_defconfig
make uImage
The procedure for an Android system is as follows:
cd Linux-3.1.0-android
make distclean
make sbc8600_android_defconfig
make uImage
After above operations are executed, a uImage file will be generated under
the directory arch/arm/boot.
6.2
Generation of the file system
1.
RAMdisk file
Summary of Contents for SBC8600B
Page 1: ...SBC8600B Single Board Computer Quick Start Guide Version 1 1 23rd Jan 2014...
Page 9: ...Page 2 1 3 Board Interfaces Figure 1 SBC8600B Interfaces...
Page 10: ...Page 3 1 4 System Block Diagram Figure 2 SBC8600B System Block Diagram...
Page 11: ...Page 4 1 5 Physical Dimensions Figure 3 MINI8600B Physical Dimensions...
Page 12: ...Page 5 Figure 4 SBC8600B Physical Dimensions...
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