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*A 64-bit Linux host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used) | *A 64-bit Linux host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used) | ||
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| − | **1GB RAM version: Ftp://sbc:sbc%40ftp.icop.com.tw/iMX8/OS/Yocto/Demo%20image/%20EB-IMX8MM1G-YOCTO.zip | + | **1GB RAM version: Ftp://sbc:sbc%40ftp.icop.com.tw/iMX8/OS/Yocto/Demo%20image/%20EB-IMX8MM1G-YOCTO.zip |
| − | **2GB RAM version: Ftp://sbc:sbc%40ftp.icop.com.tw/iMX8/OS/Yocto/Demo%20image/%20EB-IMX8MM2G-YOCTO.zip | + | **2GB RAM version: Ftp://sbc:sbc%40ftp.icop.com.tw/iMX8/OS/Yocto/Demo%20image/%20EB-IMX8MM2G-YOCTO.zip |
*A Windows 10 host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used) | *A Windows 10 host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used) | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 7 August 2020
How to Restore Yocto Linux to the eMMC on EBOX-IMX8MM
Contents
Restore the Yocto Linux via Linux host PC to the EBOX-IMX8MM
Tools you need before restoring the image to the eMMC:
- Recovery image with the UUU burning software:
- A 64-bit Linux host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used)
- USB cable to connect between the host PC and the EBOX-IMX8MM. (Ex: USB to micro USB)
Write the image to the eMMC on the EBOX-IMX8MM.
- This section will introduce how to write the image to the eMMC on the EBOX-IMX8MM step by step.
- Find the SW1 on the EBOX-IMX8MM and change the setting to Serial Download Mode according to the photo below:
- Turn on the host PC and unzip the image file in it.
- Connect the USB to micro USB to the host PC, but not connect to the EBOX-IMX8MM.
- Open a terminal on the host PC and access the location you’ve put the image file and input “sudo ./uuu uuu.auto” ; you will see “Wait for known USB Device Appear”
- Connect the Micro USB to the EBOX-IMX8MM, and it will trigger the serial download mode to restore the image from the host PC.
- After the restore process is done, it will show on the host PC as the image below:
- Remove the USB to Micro USB cable on the EBOX-IMX8MM (Power off), and set the SW1 to Internal boot as below.
- Power on the EBOX-IMX8MM and you can see the Yocto Linux booting.
- If you press any key while booting up, we will access the U-boot mode.
Restore the Yocto Linux via Win10 host PC to the EBOX-IMX8MM.
Tools you need before restoring the image to the eMMC:
- Recovery image with the UUU burning software:
- A Windows 10 host O/S on a PC (The virtual machine is not suggested to be used)
- USB cable to connect between the host PC and EBOX-IMX8MM.(Ex: USB to micro USB)
Write the image to the eMMC on the EBOX-IMX8MM.
This section will introduce how to write the image to the eMMC on the EBOX-IMX8MM step by step.
- Find the SW1 on the EBOX-IMX8MM and change the setting to Serial Download Mode according to the photo below:
- Turn on the host PC and unzip the image file to it.
- Connect the USB to micro USB cable to the host PC, but not connect to EBOX-IMX8MM.
- Open a terminal on the host PC and access the location you’ve put the image file and input “uuu.exe uuu.auto” , and you will see “Wait for known USB Device Appear”.
- Connect the Micro USB to the EBOX-IMX8MM, and it will trigger the serial download mode to restore the image from the host PC.
- After the restore process is done, it will show on the host PC as the image below:
- Remove the USB to Micro USB cable on the EBOX-IMX8MM (Power off), and set the SW1 to Internal boot as below.
- Power on the EBOX-IMX8MM and you can see the Yocto Linux booting.
- If you press any key while booting up, we will access the U-boot mode.
