topic Re: Using MFG Tool on Linux to flash iMX6ULL EVK in i.MX Processors

Using MFG Tool on Linux to flash iMX6ULL EVK

meetalipatel — Mon, 02 Sep 2019 07:00:50 GMT

Hello,

I am trying to flash a binary on iMX6ULL EVK Board using MFG Tool. When running mfgtools on Windows, there is no issue and I am able to flash successfully. However, when I trying running mfgtools on Linux, I am unable to do so (I am using Ubuntu 14.04).

To run the mfgtoolcli application I executed the following command:

$ ./mfgtoolcli -l eMMC -s lite=l -s 6uluboot=14x14evk -s 6uldtb=14x14-evk

The output is:

Your Options:
lite: l
6uluboot: 14x14evk
6uldtb: 14x14-evk
Ready to flash.
init op Failed code# 24

The logs in MfgToolLibLog.txt file are:

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ModuleID[2] LevelID[1]: Error: Invalid device name: MX6ULL
ModuleID[2] LevelID[1]: Parse ucl script failed, error code: 24

Please guide me on how can I successfully flash using the mfgtools on Linux machine.

Thanks

Meetali Patel

Re: Using MFG Tool on Linux to flash iMX6ULL EVK

CarlosCasillas — Mon, 02 Sep 2019 20:47:30 GMT

Hi Patel,

For downloading images to i.MX using the Serial downloader mode, you could use the Universal Update Utility (UUU), available for Windows and Linux. Please take a look to the following Community thread, that provides additional UUU examples, and points to UUU documentation that could help you:

IMX8M UUU flashing questions

Hope this will be useful for you.
Best regards!
/Carlos
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Re: Using MFG Tool on Linux to flash iMX6ULL EVK

meetalipatel — Tue, 03 Sep 2019 06:41:30 GMT

Hi Carlos,

I am using Linux kernel version 4.9.88. Is UUU supported for this kernel version?

Thanks

Meetali Patel

Re: Using MFG Tool on Linux to flash iMX6ULL EVK

CarlosCasillas — Tue, 03 Sep 2019 21:39:51 GMT

Hi Patel,
Yes, it should be compatible, it just will need to manually specify the U-Boot and RootFS when launching the command, instead of using the “auto” script. You could take a look to the following link:

Example · NXPmicro/mfgtools Wiki · GitHub

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