Flash partition for GUI fonts and images using FreeRTOS in iMXRT1176

[Naveed]

Hello,

We are using iMXRT1176 board and we want to implement the GUI part in FreeRTOS platform. How to do this? We require flash partition for GUI fonts and images in FreeRTOS and what are the supported libraries or files we required to it in FreeRTOS platform with iMXRT1176 board. Can you help on this or share the example code?

Thanks in advance.

[jeremyzhou]

Hi @Naveed ,

Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
1) Can you help on this or share the example code?
To provide the fastest support, I'd highly recommend you refer to the LVGI demos in the SDK library, further, NXP provides the GUI tool to accelerate creating the LVGL demo integrated with FreeRTOS
TIC

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[Naveed]

ThankYou for your response.

I want to use external flash for storing GUI fonts and images in FreeRTOS environment.

1. How to do external flash partition? 

2. which part of the Flash partion will support the FileSytem?

Thanks in advance.

[jeremyzhou]

Hi，
Thanks for your reply.
1. How to do an external flash partition?
-- It's able to do it via adjusting the linker file.
2. which part of the Flash portion will support the File system?
-- The Flash partition that is used to store data.
TIC

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