Where might we locate design files (layout, schematic, BOM, BSP, etc.) for the P1020RDB-PA?
Please note, that this is REV. A of this board. All of the design files I can seem to locate are for more recent revs.
Thanks!
The P1020RDB BOM and schematic is available in LTIB Linux BSP for the P1020 board:
Mount this .iso file and open folder \help\Hardware\P1020RDB\.
This LTIB BSP can be used for building Linux for this board.
NXP also offers SDK Linux:
This SDK also supports the P1020RDB board.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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Hello Pavel,
my name is Ed. I came across to you while searching for some materials for P1021RDB-PC.
I need to use it but unfortunately it does not boot from the NOR flash as a default boot mode via SW2 and SW3 dip switches. I assume there could be other way to boot it like using NAND or SPI something but unfortunately there remains nothing. I tried to retrieve those stuffs via your link but it does not work. Would you kindly share new link to access manuals and schematics of P1021RDB-PC please?
VBR/Ed
Pavel,
Previously I was looking at SDK 1.8 to resolve our issues...
few weeks ago when SDK 1.9 became available I have downloaded its components also
still it does not resolve the issues that we have…
We have the P1020RDB-PA REV.A CPU Rev 1.0 ( as shown on the picture below… )
The issues we have are:
the SDK does not seem to support P1020RDB-PA
the versions that are mentioned within table are only PC and PD
and even those supposedly support only rev 1.1 ( as shown on the picture below… )
Is there anything out there that supports P1020RDB-PA rev 1.0 ….????
to build/burn the SD Card from some image that is guaranteed to work and will make this box come up...
Is there any location that holds the complete image of the SD card for this unit…???
I would guess that the SD card contains two partitions:
a) a small boot partition
and
b) a large rootfs partition
The general descriptions of such SD cards for various processors I see in the manual…
But I do need the proven SD card image that I could write via the “dd” command for example…
and avoid the guessing game...
Thanks for your help,
Naum
Hi Stephen
Did you check mainline kernel ?
It might be supporting for your board.Regards
Sinan Akman
This is totally useless reply...
I am still looking for a reply in regards to original SD Card image for P1020RDB-PA Rev. A Ver. 1.0
as shown in the picture...
Thanks,
Naum
>This is totally useless reply...
OK, good luck. Hope someone provides you
the original SD card.
Sinan Akman
Look at attached file. It is documentation from LTIB Linux BSP for the P1020RDB board. Use this BSP for your board.
If SDK will be used on your board, u-boot should be changed. Configuration of the u-boot is available using the following path of the u-boot source folder: include/configs.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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Pavel,
Based on file names found within your recommended folder, it looks like
the support is provided only for P1020RDB-PC and P1020RDB-PD which is matching
the info within SDK manual
Are you implying that version number for the board is not important and
I can build the SD Card for P1020RDB-PD and use it to bring up P1020RDB-PA…?
Again what we have is P1020RDB-PA Rev. A with CPU Rev. 1.0
Thanks
Naum
Yes, you are right. Change u-boot configuration for your board using SDK.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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