DESK-MX6UL-L

Embedded Sofware Kit - DESK-MX6UL-L

DAVE Embedded Software Kit Linux (DESK-MX6UL-L in short - read more info about the naming) - provides all the necessary components required to set up the developing environment to: build the bootloader (U-Boot) build the Linux operating system build Linux applications that will run on the target build the Yocto BSP The Embedded Software kit is composed by: VirtualBox virtual machine containing toolchain and SDK U-Boot bootloader sources Linux kernel sources Root file system images git repositories access for registered users allowing the update of the following repo u-boot linux Yocto BSP SD card with the complete environment for the DVDK OVA file (i.e. the Virtual Machine file to be imported into VirtualBox application) a complete Kit bootstrap and demonstration (with u-boot, kernel and root file systems binaries already configured)

DESK-MX6UL-L History Version Issue Date Notes Refers to 1.0.1 Jun 2021 First DESK release AXEL ULite SOM SDV04 SBC Lynx SBC 3.0.0 Mar 2022 Update to NXP 5.10.35 AXEL ULite SOM SDV04 SBC Lynx SBC 4.0.0 Mar 2023 Update to NXP 5.15.71 AXEL ULite SOM SDV04 SBC Lynx SBC 4.0.1 Jun 2023 Minor update AXEL ULite SOM SDV04 SBC Lynx SBC 4.1.0 Jul 2024 LTS Kernel update AXEL ULite SOM SDV04 4.2.1 Oct 2024 RIALTO support and CVE fixes AXEL ULite SOM RIALTO SBC Customers are strongly recommended to register their kits. Registration grants access to reserved material such as source code and additional documentation. To register the kit, please send an email to helpdesk@dave.eu, providing the kit P/N and S/N. DESK-MX6UL-L Manual PDF Manuals are available only on the latest version. Checkout the pages' history on wiki for previous releases or contact helpdesk@dave.eu

General		Development		Deployment		Peripherals
Release Notes DVDK Virtual Machine DVDK VirtualBox Network Configuration ConfigID and UniqueID ConfigID Booting from nfs		Synchronizing the git repositories Building U-Boot with make Building Linux with make Building overall BSP with Yocto How to create a bootable SD card Hello World C example		Booting from NAND flash Customizing u-boot splash screen Standalone boot Configuring the network interfaces		Audio CAN Ethernet SD LCD UART USB Host USB OTG GPIOs