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maninwind
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Hi, my platform is imx6q, linux core is 3.14.28-r0.

My problem is that i can't find the board setup file of the imx6q (like "Board-mx6q_sabresd.c") in 3.14.28-r0.

Could anyone show me the correct file path?

Thanks a lot. : )

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Rita_Wang
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Hi xin wang,

It's *.dts file, not *.c. In the yocto it use the device tree structure.

Have a nice day
Dan

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Rita_Wang
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Hi xin wang,

The path is root/arch/arm/boot/dts/imx6q-sabresd.dts. You can check the path in your source code.

linux-2.6-imx.git - Freescale i.MX Linux Tree

Have a nice day
Dan

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maninwind
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Hi Dan Wang,

Thanks for reply.

I have checked the *.dts file, it seems like a configuration for chip resource, but i need the C source file, like "Board-mx6q_sabresd.c", which Implements the board initial API (like "mx6_sabresd_board_init"), the uart initial API (like "mx6q_sabresd_init_uart"), etc.

Thanks a lot. : )

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Rita_Wang
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Hi xin wang,

It's *.dts file, not *.c. In the yocto it use the device tree structure.

Have a nice day
Dan

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maninwind
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Hi Dan Wang,

Thank you, i will try to understand the device tree structure, where could i get the referenced documents?

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Rita_Wang
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Hi xin wang,

You're welcome. It's my pleasure:smileyhappy:. You can read and refer to the Freescale_Yocto_Project_User's_Guide.pdf provide in our website. And the Yocto training also can help you, Yocto Training - HOME   If you have new questions you can create new threads in our community.

Have a nice day and weekend

Dan

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