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− | Boot up EBOX-IMX8MM | + | EBOX-IMX8MM Series support storages include: |
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+ | eMMC, USB disk, SD/Micro SD (based on different hardware version) | ||
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+ | When storages connected with EBOX, Yocto will create a code name for each storage in the directory. | ||
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+ | Following content include storages usage: | ||
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+ | Check disk space, disk files and copy file between different storages. | ||
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+ | Tested storages: | ||
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+ | 16GB eMMC onboard x1 (Installed with Yocto) | ||
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+ | 32GB USB disk x1 (Stored with 01.png) | ||
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+ | 32GB SD card x1 (Stored with 02.png) | ||
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+ | To check disk space: | ||
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+ | Boot up EBOX-IMX8MM to enter Yocto desktop, click upper-left icon to use weston-terminal. | ||
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Revision as of 16:16, 17 March 2021
How to use EBOX-IMX8MM storages under Yocto
EBOX-IMX8MM Series support storages include:
eMMC, USB disk, SD/Micro SD (based on different hardware version)
When storages connected with EBOX, Yocto will create a code name for each storage in the directory.
Following content include storages usage:
Check disk space, disk files and copy file between different storages.
Tested storages:
16GB eMMC onboard x1 (Installed with Yocto)
32GB USB disk x1 (Stored with 01.png)
32GB SD card x1 (Stored with 02.png)
To check disk space:
Boot up EBOX-IMX8MM to enter Yocto desktop, click upper-left icon to use weston-terminal.
To check EBOX-IMX8MM system status, execute command as below:
Sh-4.4# df
Under /dev/ directory, we found mmcblk1, mmcblk2p1 and sda1 three different storages.
To check the files, execute command ls with Mounted on directory:
Sh-4.4# ls /run/media/mmcblk1
Sh-4.4# ls /run/media/mmcblk2p1
Sh-4.4# ls /run/media/sda1
After files checked, we found storage codes:
mmcblk1 = SD card
mmcblk2p1 = eMMC
sda1 = USB disk