Linux Quick Start Guide for the Olimex LPC‐H3131
■This document aims to provide you with basic information about restoring, rebuilding and using Linux for the Olimex LPC-H3131 board.
■Actually, the board is very similar to the Embedded Artists EA-OEM-3131 board.
■All the information in the document is copyright free and can be used as reference as is done in this document. Here you will often be redirected to follow certain sections of the document mentioned as only the differences have been described here.
■In order to port Linux for the Olimex LPC-H3131 all the software sources available for the EA-OEM-3131 were used with patches created to support for edits in source code and configuration.
■As you will see in the tutorial for the EA-OEM-3131 there are several approaches for building an embedded Linux system. Build process for the LPC-H3131 uses the following:
▲Build process follows the LTIB approach;
▲The board uses the U-boot bootloader;
▲U-boot bootloader is stored in the SPI flash memory and "SPI NOR flash" should be the default jumper boot configuration;
▲Lunux kernel image ulmage and ramdisk image rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot" are both stored in the NAND flash chip So U-boot boots Linux from there.
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