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SAMA7G5 and Sony IMX274 examples Introduction Sony IMX274 is a 10/12 bit Raw BAYER sensor with a CSI2 MIPI 4 lane connection. To have the sensor working with sama7g...
SAMA7G5 EK Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D4EK SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D4 Xplained Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D3XEK SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D3 Xplained Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D2 Xplained Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D2 PTC EK Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D2 ICP Board SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D29 Curiosity SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D27 WLSOM1 Evaluation Kit SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAMA5D27 SOM1 Evaluation Kit SoC Features eMMC support on SDMMC0 The board is equipped with 8bit connector on SDMMC0 slot, which allows eMMC memories to be...
Attaching the TM5000 WVGA Display Follow the link to the FAQ page on Microchip help website: Attaching the TM5000 WVGA Display
SAM9X60 Evaluation Kit SoC Features Recent FAQ
SAM9X60 Curiosity Kit SoC Features Recent FAQ
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...
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...
SAM9x5 v4l2 video output for Mplayer Introduction The SAM9x5 parts with a LCD controller have an overlay layer which supports some hardware acceleration for video...
AT91SAM9M10 Special Page Introduction Hi! Welcome to the Linux4SAM page dedicated to the newly introduced AT91SAM9M10 SOC. This page provides the latest information...
SAM9M10 Gstreamer Introduction This page is a starting point to understand video capabilities of the AT91SAM9M10, and the basics of GStreamer. It contains the...
Real Time solutions on AT91SAM SoC Introduction This page aims at presenting the two most important real time Linux solutions, their setup and the expected performances...
How to use Pulse Width Modulation driver Introduction This page describes how PWM could be configured, debugged and used on SAMA5D2 devices. Since linux...
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...
Enable and Configure PMECC (Programmable Multibit ECC) in AT91SAM SoC Introduction This page is mainly about how to enable and configure the PMECC in AT91SAM...
How to use Microchip AT91 power management modes Introduction This page describes the way Microchip AT91 power management modes could be used in Linux. Available...
Now you should have the Linux demo up`n running on your board ! You can access the Linux console through the serial line as explained just above Use the root login...
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...
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How to use record audio stream with PDMIC Introduction The Pulse Density Modulation Interface Controller (PDMIC) is a mono PDM interface controller and decoder that...
PDA detection at boot time Introduction Starting with U boot 2018.07, U boot can autodetect which PDA screen is connected (if any is connected). How it works PDA...
OpenWrt Introduction OpenWrt is an open source project for embedded operating system based on Linux, primarily used on embedded devices to route network traffic...
Like in the Getting Started document, it is admitted that your OpenEmbedded building environment is located in /stuff/ directory (it may correspond to a working...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom : use the demo root filesystem Boot to the installed rootfs Check Load Linux with u boot chapter in the u boot page to know how to load...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom : get demo binaries Root file system pre built images The Root file system images are images of jffs2 filesystems containing a entire...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom : build from sources How to build Angstrom for AT91 Note that building an entire distribution is a long process. It also requires a big...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom Introduction is a powerful building environment. http://www.angstrom distribution.org/ Angstrom uses this environment to bring up...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom papers and presentations Papers and presentations 2004 to the GPE Palmtop Environment and the OpenEmbedded Project 2005 Embedded...
OpenEmbedded / Angstrom Demo Requirements SAM board power supply Serial, USB Ethernet cables USB hub USB keyboard mouse USB key...
Like in the Getting Started document, it is admitted that your OpenEmbedded building environment is located in /stuff/ directory (it may correspond to a working...
Like in the Getting Started document, it is admitted that your OpenEmbedded building environment is located in /stuff/ directory (it may correspond to a working...
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