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<p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>Bluetechnix offers an SD card image for the CM-i.MX6D/Q with Ubuntu version '''11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot)'''.<br />
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*This Ubuntu version is provided by Freescale for its i.MX6 reference boards (''ubuntu_oneiric_4.0.0.tgz'')<br />
*Our image incorporates boot loader (U-Boot), Linux kernel, and kernel modules from the [[Linux Software User Manual (i.MX6)|Bluetechnix i.MX6 Linux BSP]].<br />
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== Screen shot ==<br />
Ubuntu 11.10 Desktop<br />
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[[Image: Imx6_ubuntu_oneiric_screen.png|700px]] <br />
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== Download ==<br />
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;Version from 2013-11-06 <span style="color:black;background-color:orange"> New! </span><br />
:URL<br />
::https://support.becom-group.com/releases/imx/mx6/bsp-2.0.0/<br />
:Files<br />
::''cmimx6dq-ubuntu11.10-sdcard-image-20131106.bin.bz2'' (BZIP2-compressed SD card image for '''CM-i.MX6 Dual/Quad''') <br />
::''cmimx6s-ubuntu11.10-sdcard-image-20131106.bin.bz2'' (BZIP2-compressed SD card image for '''CM-i.MX6 Solo''')<br />
:Supported hardware<br />
::CM-i.MX6 Quad/Dual/Solo V1.1.x<br />
::DEV-i.MX6 V1.1.x<br />
:These images contain U-Boot and Linux kernel from the [[Linux Software User Manual (i.MX6)#Release 2.0.0|v2.0.0 Linux BSP]].<br />
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;Version from 2013-09-10<br />
:URL<br />
::https://support.becom-group.com/releases/imx/mx6/bsp-1.0.0-xgrade/<br />
:File<br />
::''cmimx6dq-ubuntu11.10-sdcard-image-20130910.bin.bz2'' (BZIP2-compressed SD card image) <br />
:Supported hardware<br />
::CM-i.MX6 Quad V1.0.x<br />
::DEV-i.MX6 V1.0.x<br />
:These images contain U-Boot and Linux kernel from the [[Linux Software User Manual (i.MX6)#Release 1.0.0 (X-Grade)|v1.0.0 Linux BSP]].<br />
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== Setup instructions ==<br />
*You need an SDHC card with a minimum size of 4 GB. The image has a size of 4,000,000,000 bytes. We recommend a fast SD card as it expedites I/O operations. See: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital#Speed_Class_Rating].<br />
*You need a PC with an SD card slot.<br />
*Download the selected image.<br />
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;Linux instructions<br />
*Decompress the downloaded image: '''bunzip2 <image>.bin.bz2''' (or use any GUI tool to unpack).<br />
*Decompressing will leave you the file ''<image>.bin''.<br />
*Plug in the SD card.<br />
*Find out the SD card block device file, e.g. by entering '''dmesg''' after inserting the card. On most PCs, it is either ''sdx'' (last letter varies!) or ''mmcblk6'' (number varies!).<br />
*If the automounter automatically mounts the SD card, unmount it. Check with '''mount'''.<br />
*Write the image to the SD card (this makes a bit-wise copy): '''sudo dd if=<image>.bin of=/dev/sdx bs=1M'''<br />
*To be on the safe side, do a '''sync'''.<br />
*The SD card is ready!<br />
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;Windows instructions<br />
*Decompress the downloaded image with the program of your choice. Note you need an external tool to handle bzip2-compressed files, e.g. 7Zip.<br />
*To program the image to the SD card using a Windows PC, have a look [[Write an Image to a SDCARD using Windows|here]].<br />
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;Continue<br />
*Put it in your i.MX6 base board and adjust boot mode settings. For setting the DEV-i.MX6 DIP-switches for SD-boot see [[Linux Software User Manual (i.MX6)#Boot_Modes|here]]. <br />
*Supply power to your board, and switch it on if necessary.<br />
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;We recommend to connect<br />
*Wide screen monitor via HDMI cable<br />
*USB mouse<br />
*USB keyboard<br />
*Speakers/Headphone<br />
*Ethernet (If DHCP is available, Ubuntu will use it)<br />
**If an Ethernet connection is available, the system time in Ubuntu will be synchronized automatically with an NTP server.<br />
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== Login ==<br />
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;User<br />
:linaro<br />
;Password<br />
:linaro<br />
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You can gain root privileges by using ''sudo'' and entering the user's password.<br />
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== Serial console ==<br />
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Ubuntu will give you root access automatically on the serial console.<br />
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Simply connect to the USB-UART converter on the DEV-i.MX6 board by connecting your PC with connector X27 (Mini-USB).<br />
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Welcome to Linaro 12.03 (GNU/Linux 3.0.35-00001-g5bbc63b armv7l)<br />
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root@linaro-ubuntu-desktop:~#<br />
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==Tested features==<br />
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*Video playback with Totem video player (uses the GStreamer framework, which in turn uses the i.MX6 hardware video processing unit to decode the video)<br />
*Recording from camera ISM-MT9M025 with gst-launch tool and mfw_v4lsrc source plug-in<br />
*USB mouse<br />
*USB keyboard<br />
*USB flash disk<br />
*SATA<br />
*Installation of ROS "Groovy" for Ubuntu ARM: [https://wiki.ros.org/groovy/Installation/UbuntuARM]<br />
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[[Category:i.MX6]]</div>en>Peter