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Hi,
Can anyone please suggest a way to get the default boot images been used in LX2160A-RDB-B board.
You could use the latest Layerscape Yocto BSP v26.06
- The following precompiled images are hosted on https://www.nxp.com/lgfiles/llsdk/walnascar/
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firmware_lx2160ardb-rev2_uboot_emmcboot.img
BSP firmware image for LX2160ARDB eMMC boot
15
firmware_lx2160ardb-rev2_uboot_sdboot.img
BSP firmware image for LX2160ARDB SD boot
16
firmware_lx2160ardb-rev2_uboot_xspiboot.img
BSP firmware image for LX2160ARDB xSPI boot
23
fsl-image-networking-lx2160ardb-rev2.rootfs.tar.gz
Layerscape rootfs supports basic networking functionality on LX2160ARDB
24
fsl-image-networking-full-lx2160ardbrev2.rootfs.tar.gz
Layerscape rootfs supports full networking functionality on LX2160ARDB
25
flex-installer
Deploy tools
4
boot_lx2160ardb-rev2_lts_6.12.tgz
Bootpartition image for LX2160ARDB
- Layerscape Software Development Kit User Guide for Yocto: UG10374.pdf
- Layerscape Linux SDK User Guide: UG10381.pdf