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lavakumars
Contributor IV

hi ,

I have bought a Sabre AI board with ,MCIMXABASEV1,MCIMX6QPAICPU3 cards, didn't get the sd-card along with so  trying to boot the board using the sample u-boot-imx6qsabreauto.imx image downloaded from website, but couldn't see any prints put on to the minicom set with 1152000 8n1.

host pc connected to target with serial cable. base board powered up with 12v adapter supplied

all LED's glowing n both base board and cpu board.

Please help me how to proceed further to boot and load Linux image.

Regards,

Lavakumar S

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi,

as for the credentials, the user name is root and no password should be required.

What do you mean by "the qt5 app"? After boot, a green-white coloured environment should appear and all apps should be there.

Like this:

scr_menu.png

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

hi,

Can anyone help me how to make the above build genivi compliant.?

Regards,

Lavakumar S

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

thanks all board worked OK.

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

You're welcome

Have a nice day,

Jan

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

hi thanks all ,

for your reply. now I am able to build the fsl-image-qt5 image . but in the display I am getting only the qt5 app. want to work with terminal and other apps .

Please let me know how to set that up..?

and in the hyper terminal in the boot menu I am asked to enter user name and password please let me know where can I find the credentials.

regards,

Lavakumar S

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi,

as for the credentials, the user name is root and no password should be required.

What do you mean by "the qt5 app"? After boot, a green-white coloured environment should appear and all apps should be there.

Like this:

scr_menu.png

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

Thanks Jan Spurek

yes I got it.. actually the remaining apps are in the side windows...

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hello Lavakumar,

what is your configuration of S1, S2 and S3 switches?

For booting from SD card should be:

(S1) 0100100000 (from 1-10 bit)

(S2) 0010 (from 1-4 bit)

(S3) 0010 (from 1-4 bit)

Regards,

Jan

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

hi jan,

thanks for replying.

my switch settings are the same:

(S1) 0100100000 (from 1-10 bit)

(S2) 0010 (from 1-4 bit)

(S3) 0011 (from 1-4 bit)

except for switch 3. is that the problem?

and sd-card inserted at sd/mmc slot in cpu board.

and I am connecting serial cable from UART DEBUG on board to rs232 port in host pc.

Please check and reply.

Regards,

Lavakumar S

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Yes, that might be the case. Please change setting of the S3 switch and see if the board boots.

edit: And what is the configuration of boot mode switch?

edit2: Now I noticed, that you mention you used  " u-boot-imx6qsabreauto.imx" image. The .imx file is not an image file. This file contains compiled u-boot which is only one part of the image. The image file has .sdcard extension.

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

configuration of boot mode switch is   sw3:00 (0-1)

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igorpadykov
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

Hi Lavakumar

for  imx6qp u-boot-imx6qpsabreauto_sd.imx should be used.

For programming please use mfg tools

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IMX6_L4.1.15_MFG_TOOL (REV L4.1.15_1.0.0)
http://www.nxp.com/products/microcontrollers-and-processors/arm-processors/i.mx-applications-process...

use appropriate vbs script,  like mfgtool2-yocto-mx-sabreauto-sdcard-sd3-cpu3.vbs.

Also please check attached Linux Guide sect.4.5 How to boot the i.MX boards

sect.4.3.2 Copying the full SD card image

Best regards
igor
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lavakumars
Contributor IV

hi ,

thanks for the reply.

I checked the above but still require the procedure to follow.

* required a SD card image which boots up all (u-boot, kernel and Linux ).to test the hardware

regards,

Lavakumar S

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jan_spurek
NXP Employee
NXP Employee

The full image should be located in the archive you downloaded. It is the file with "sdcard" in the name and .bz2 extension. For example  fsl-image-gui-x11-imx6qdlsolo.sdcard.bz2. You need to open it, extraxt the .sdcard extension file and load it into an SD card using the dd command or win32 diskimager.

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

I am trying to boot using u-boot only.

can you tell me the procedure to use .sdcard image.

coz I did "dd if= (sdcard image file name).sdcard of=/dev/sdb bs=1M&&sync" and tried out come nothing

regards,

Lavakumar s

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lavakumars
Contributor IV

I tried but still the problem persists.

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