SD Card Image¶
Revision History and Image Download¶
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| Part Number | Release Date | Download Link | MD5 |
| 40-000116-2 | 03-20-2017 | ||
| 40-000116-1 | 12-09-2016 | 40-000116-1_mmb_rootfs_12-9-2016.img.zip | 787ecd928f5e99b4b2e3413fb2748bd3 |
Revision Components¶
40-000116-2 03-20-2017¶
This image uses the debian community filesystem and the 4.4.30-ti-rt-r64 kernel. This image includes customized MLO, u-boot and device tree files for the MTK. Details on these files, as well as the process used for converting an existing debian sd card to boot on the MTK can be found on the following wiki page: Using Debian Community Filesystem
40-000116-1 12-09-2016¶
- UBoot
- Version: U-Boot 2013.10-00067-g45d90373e1c4-dirty (Oct 26 2016 - 15:44:35)
- GIT Location: Committed to branch u-boot-2013.10. defconfig: mityarm335x_maker
- Linux Kernel
- Version: Linux version 3.14.26-02696-g2a62809c694f-dirty
- GIT Location: Committed to branch 3.14testing. defconfig: mitysom-335x-devkit_defconfig devicetree: am335x-mitysom-maker.dts
SD Card Flashing Instructions¶
Writing the image to the SD card can be done in either Linux or Windows. The card must have a capacity of at least 4GB.
Windows¶
- Download the desired SD card version from the table above
- Unzip the file so that you have a *.img file
- Download and use the Win32 Disk Imager application to write the image to your SD card
- Using an SD card reader in your PC insert the card to be written
- Open the Win32 Disk Imager application and be sure you select the drive letter for the SD card as this will erase the drive contents
- Image the drive and safely remove it
Linux¶
Unzip the file and use the dd command to write the image:
Note: Replace sdi with /dev/ location of the SD card
unzip -p 40-000116-1_mmb_rootfs_12-9-2016.img | sudo dd of=/dev/sdi sync
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