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OpenEmbedded / Yocto Project / Poky: build from sources How to build Poky for AT91 Note that building an entire distribution is a long process. It also requires...
Welcome to 1 Welcome to the main starting point for Linux OS on Microchip Microprocessors. Its aim is to centralize information about Linux kernel and open source...
SAM9X75 Curiosity Kit SoC Features Recent FAQ
Common to most of the boards Serial terminal configuration common Exceptions: sama5d2 revision A , only to access the ROMCode through serial interface and...
Using the SAMA5D2 compatible ADC device Introduction This page describes how to test the features of the SAMA5D2 compatible ADC device. This driver uses the Industrial...
Crypto hardware acceleration Introduction This page is mainly about how to use crypto hardware acceleration in OpenSSL.Many internet applications such as OpenSSH...
USB gadget configuration Introduction This page is mainly about how to configure USB Gadget on Linux kernel. There are two ways to configure the USB Gadget framework...
How to use Pulse Width Modulation driver Introduction This page describes how PWM could be configured, debugged and used on SAMA5D2 devices. Since linux...
How to use the Atmel KMS/DRM LCD driver Introduction Since linux 3.18 at91, the recent Atmel SoCs have a new LCD driver that is based on the Linux KMS/DRM sub system...
UsingMaxTouch Introduction The maXTouch Series features a complete portfolio of high performance single chip controllers designed to address every touchscreen size...
How to patch Device Tree Blob in U boot using Overlays How it works How to patch Device Tree Blob in U boot using Overlays Starting from U boot 2018.07 released...
Using I2SC (Inter IC Sound Controller) Introduction This page explains how to enable and configure I2SC from SAMA5D2 and SAM9X60 SoCs to an external codec, using...
Media controller pipeline for image acquisition and SAM MPU products Introduction Starting from kernel version linux 5.15 at91 and mainline 6.2, MPU products Linux...
Image Sensor Controller White balance features These features are available and apply only for the Atmel Image sensor controller . They do not apply for the Image...
SAMA7G5 Image Acquisition pipeline Introduction This page is a complete reference to SAMA7G5 image acquisition pipeline capabilities, focusing on the software for...
Unable to build gst1 at91 gstreamer plug in in Buildroot Description When trying to build Buildroot with its associated buildroot external microchip git tree, it...
External Component on External Bus Interface Introduction The External Bus Interface is designed to ensure the successful data transfer between several external...
SD card boot for AT91SAM SoC Introduction This page describes how to create from scratch a bootable SD card for Microchip MPU SoCs. It also includes some FAQs...
Hash error when booting FIT image How does the issue manifest Starting from U boot 2021.04 released in Linux4SAM 2021.04, you could notice the following error when...
Using FIT image and Device Tree Overlays How it works Using FIT with overlays Since U boot 2018.07, released with linux4sam 6.0, we have the feature of adding Device...
U Boot FAQ How does U Boot auto detect the connected PDA on my board ? A: U Boot uses a specific GPIO pin to read a memory from the connected PDA. More information...
FAQ classification base form of Linux4SAM This is the base form for classification for Linux4SAM. Form Definition Name Type Size Values Tooltip...
Recent update of FAQ This is the recent update of FAQ based on classification defined by WebFaqBaseForm FAQ updates by Boards $ Sama5d29Curiosity: $ Sam9x60Curiosity...
Dedicated page on U Boot wiki: http://www.denx.de/wiki/U Boot/SourceCode You can easily download U Boot source code from GitHub U Boot repository: clone the Linux4sam...
Configure AT91Bootstrap sama5d3xek Assuming you are at the AT91Bootstrap root directory, you will find a board/sama5d3xek folder which contains several default...
SAM BA 3 subsections Install SAM BA software in your PC In addition to the official SAM BA pages on http://www.microchip.com, we maintain information about SAM BA...
Create a SD card with the demo You need a 1 GB SD card (or more) and to download the image of the demo. The image is compressed to reduce the amount of data to download...
SAMA5D2 Chip Features The SAMA5D2 series is a high performance, ultra low power ARM Cortex A5 processor based MPU. The Cortex A5 processor runs up to 500MHz and features...
Linux Kernel 6.1 Linux 6.1 for MPU source code The Linux kernel for Microchip ARM Based MPUs (aka AT91) is distributed as a GIT tree hosted on GitHub as a...
Linux Kernel Ecosystem Kernel Archives is the primary site for the Linux kernel source. All Linux kernel versions, including latest snapshot or `release candidate...
Board Template Page Kit Information Kit Overview Access the console Demo Demo archives Build From source code Setup ARM Cross Compiler Build AT91Bootstrap...
Setup ARM Cross Compiler 11.2 2022.02 Ubuntu: In Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, you can install the ARM Cross Compiler by doing: sudo apt get install gcc arm linux...
SAMA5D29 Curiosity SoC Features Recent FAQ
Linux Kernel 5.15 Linux 5.15 for MPU source code The Linux kernel for Microchip ARM Based MPUs (aka AT91) is distributed as a GIT tree hosted on GitHub as...
WebBasedWiFiProvisioning The SAMA5D27 WLSOM1 EK boards enables to configure the WiFi credentials over the HTML based webpage. The WILC module comes up as a Access...
OP TEE Introduction documentation is the primary site for OP TEE. This document describes the sama5d2 platform support for OP TEE that has been added in various...
Boot Logo for SAM SOC`s Introduction Using a splash screen or a boot logo is a good idea to display something on the LCD screen to the user till Linux boots completely...
You can easily download DT Overlay source code from GitHub DT Overlays repository: clone the Linux4sam GitHub DT Overlay repository $ git clone https:...
Software Tools SAM BA (SAM Boot Assistant In system Programmer) can run on: Windows 32 bit and 64 bit Linux x86 and x86 64 SAM BA is able to program...
Demo archives linux4microchip 2023.04 Pre built Demo Demo archives linux4microchip 2022.10 Pre built Demo Demo archives linux4microchip 2022.07 Pre built...
tag Kernel Pre built Demo Media type Board Features Binary Description Yocto Project / Poky based demo NAND Flash \ SAM9X...
SAMA7G5 and Omnivision OV7740 This page describes the possibility of connecting a parallel sensor (example given is Omnivision ov7740) to the SAMA7G5 MPU. The board...
Welcome to 1 Welcome to the main starting point for Linux OS on Microchip Microprocessors. Its aim is to centralize information about Linux kernel and open source...
Using ASRC (Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter) Introduction This page explains the usage of ASRC, available in SAMA7G5 SoCs. The Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter...
Thermal management support on SAMA7G5 Introduction SAMA7G5 support thermal management. The in SoC temperature sensor is connected to channel 31 of ADC. Starting with...
Using ISI (Image Sensor Interface) in Linux4SAM 6.0 and later Introduction This page is mainly about how to enable and configure the ISI in AT91SAM SoCs for different...
Attaching the TM5000 WVGA Display Follow the link to the FAQ page on Microchip help website: Attaching the TM5000 WVGA Display
Using the SAMA5D2 compatible Resistive Touchscreen The SAMA5D2 SoC has the support for Resistive Touchscreen. This feature is embedded in the ADC device. This cannot...
Use of the AT91 ADC driver Introduction This is the description of the Microchip AT91 ADC driver. It is used for SoC based on ARM9 cores and SAMA5D3 and SAMA5D...
eMMC support for SAMA5D27 SOM1 EK board Introduction This page represents a summary of tested eMMC devices with our SAMA5D27 SOM1 EK . The eMMC are of different...
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