Intel I/O Processor manual Linux Debian-Target Firmware Setup

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Linux - Debian—Target Firmware Setup

When preferred, use the TFTP server to download the images. This is much faster that XModem. Copy the {board}-rom\install\bin\redboot.srec and {board}-ram\install\bin\redboot.srec to the TFTP server under unique names such as redboot-rom.srec and redboot-ram.srec.

Then issue the following command sequence:

RedBoot> load -m tftp redboot-ram.srec

RedBoot> fis unlock -f {flash-addr-ram-img} -l {img_len}

RedBoot> fis create RedBoot[backup] -f {flash-addr-ram-img} -b {ram-addr-ram-img} -r {ram-addr-ram-img} -l {img_len}

RedBoot> fis lock -f {flash-addr-ram-img} -l {img_len}

RedBoot> fis load RedBoot[backup]

RedBoot> go

RedBoot> load -m tftp -b {ram-addr-rom-img} redboot-rom.srec

RedBoot> fis unlock -f {flash-addr-rom-img} -l {img_len}

RedBoot> fis create RedBoot -f {flash-addr-rom-img} -

b{ram-addr-rom-img} -l {img_len} -s {img_len} RedBoot> fis lock -f {flash-addr-rom-img} -l {img_len} RedBoot> reset

June 2005

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Contents Linux Debian Installation Guide Intel I/O ProcessorsJune Contents Revision History Introduction Host Setup Host Setup-Linux Debian Minicom Setup Host Networking SetupDhcpd Server Setup NFS Server Setup Tftp Server SetupTarget Firmware Setup RedBoot Parameter Values for CRBsLinux Debian-Target Firmware Setup Cross Toolchain Kernel Kernel-Linux Debian Linux Debian-Kernel Distributions6 Installing Debian Installing Debian Stable on a NFS Root File System# cd /target/var # tar cvf lib.tar lib # exit Linux Debian-Distributions Initial Debian System Configuration Maintaining System Time With RdateUpgrading to Debian Testing Maintaining System Time With NTP and Ntpdate