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How to communicate with my board?
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How to communicate with my board?
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Hi,
I'm working with bsc9131 and I don't know how to send data to its linux from my PC,since there is no apt-get in the board's linux
bpe
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Would you insatll vsftp to download a file to your laptop or desktop?
The situation with your target board is the same. You need vsftp or another
server to _share_ (means, available to other machines) a file. To _get_ a file,
you need a _client_, not server. If you are working with an NXP development system,
there should be at least wget:
https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/
As of the SDK documentation, check what you received with the board.
There should be CDs/DVDs with an SDK for your board. Study the documentation
available on those discs.
If you have no discs, download and study QorIQ SDK 1.9 which supports
BSC9131RDB. SDK documentation is on the source disc image. Download
links can be found here:
Note, SDK 1.9 is the final version for BSC9131RDB. Do not use SDK 2.0.
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Have a great day,
Platon
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Thanks so much,it really helps,
have a good day
bpe
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apt-get installs software on a Debian-based machine. Freescale SDK for your board does not use Debian package management system. If you need to install a software package, install the SDK on a Linux PC and use bitbake -s to see what packages are
available. Refer to the documentation of the SDK/BSP you are working with on how to install and configure the SDK, how to
add a package to the target image and how to re-deploy it to the target.
If you only need to transfer a file to the target, share the files via any popular protocol (FTP, HTTP, NFS, CIFS) and use the corresponding file transfer tool on the target to download the files. By default, there should be at least wget, which supports
FTP and HTTP, scp for transferring files over SSH, the kernel in SDK default configuration supports NFS mounts.
Have a great day,
Platon
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Hi,
I can't find any documents which tell me how to install a software pakage on my 9131 board,and now the problem is that if I want to transfer a file to my board via some tools,like FTP,I need to intall the vsftp and boot relavant service first,but there is no any package management system like apt-get for Debian or yum for RedHat...I just want to transfer a file to my board Linux...
