Difference between revisions of "How to write image to VisionSOM-6ULL NAND/eMMC using UUU tool on Windows"
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** PC with Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit OS | ** PC with Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit OS | ||
** u-boot-dtb.imx - u-boot binary file to be programmed into traget | ** u-boot-dtb.imx - u-boot binary file to be programmed into traget | ||
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<pre>uuu.exe -b vsom_6ull_emmc_flasher sdcard.img</pre> | <pre>uuu.exe -b vsom_6ull_emmc_flasher sdcard.img</pre> | ||
while: sdcard.img - raw image of SD card or eMMC memory | while: sdcard.img - raw image of SD card or eMMC memory | ||
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Revision as of 23:44, 28 June 2019
How to write image to VisionSOM-6ULL NAND/eMMC using UUU tool on Windows
Prerequisites
- PC with Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit OS
- u-boot-dtb.imx - u-boot binary file to be programmed into traget
- rootfs.ubi - root file system image
Information
Default NAND paritions layout for 4M boot variant:
|----------------------| | 3 MB [boot] | |----------------------| | 1 MB [splash] | |----------------------| | 508M [rootfs] | (remaining NAND area is used for root file system by default) |----------------------|
Programming board with eMMC/uSD card
Flasher does not assume any specific partitions layout. It simply takes raw image of eMMC/SD card and writes it into the storage.
For image programing, use command:
uuu.exe -b vsom_6ull_emmc_flasher sdcard.img
while: sdcard.img - raw image of SD card or eMMC memory
