Connecting Ubuntu 22.04 computer to Mini Pico B via SSH

  • Hello,

    If you want Mini Pico B to run Ubuntu, you first need to select the option of Mini Pico A when compiling, then use the SocToolKit software in the Windows environment to burn the image to the TF card, and finally let Mini Pico B download from the TF card start up.

    Compile the Ubuntu image of Mini Pico B. Select the option of Mini Pico A when compiling. Except for Flash, they are the same in hardware, so they are universal.

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    3. BoardConfig_IPC/BoardConfig-EMMC-Ubuntu-RV1103_Luckfox_Pico_Mini_A-IPC.mk
                                 boot medium(启动介质): EMMC
                              system version(系统版本): Ubuntu
                            hardware version(硬件版本): RV1103_Luckfox_Pico_Mini_A
                                  applicaton(应用场景): IPC
    
    Please note that Ubuntu only supports booting from a TF card, which means you need to burn the compiled Ubuntu image to the TF card. If you wish to flash the firmware to a TF card, you will need to use SocToolKit software in a Windows environment for the flashing process.
    Related tutorials: https://wiki.luckfox.com/Luckfox-Pico/L ... urn-Image/
  • then use the SocToolKit software in the Windows environment to burn the image to the TF card.
    We want to remain completely open source, there for our installation should not rely on Microsoft in any way.
    我们希望保持完全开源,我们的安装不应以任何方式依赖微软

    I will try creating the SD card with Ubuntu's disk creator, unless there is something unique to the rockchip tool kit,
    if that doesn't work, I did find a link to the tools GIT repo:

    https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknn-toolkit2


    # So far I have built.sh lunch #3.
    # and created a SD card with with 'ubuntu-core-22-arm64+raspi.img' found here:
    https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi
    # But I think I am missing a step, to get it installed,

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    Download Firmware Fail
    Note:Definition of partition in the firmware is larger than flash
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    Last edited by shenko on 2024-04-13 18:19, edited 1 time in total.
  • shenko wrote: 2024-04-13 17:24
    then use the SocToolKit software in the Windows environment to burn the image to the TF card.
    We want to remain completely open source, there for our installation should not rely on Microsoft in any way.
    我们希望保持完全开源,我们的安装不应以任何方式依赖微软

    I will try creating the SD card with Ubuntu's disk creator, unless there is something unique to the rockchip tool kit,
    if that doesn't work, I did find a link to the tools GIT repo:

    https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknn-toolkit2


    # So far I have built.sh lunch #3.
    # and created a SD card with with 'ubuntu-core-22-arm64+raspi.img' found here:
    https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi
    # But I think I am missing a step, to get it installed,

    Code: Select all

    Download Firmware Fail
    Note:Definition of partition in the firmware is larger than flash
    [/color]
    Screenshot from 2024-04-13 14-18-16.png
    Hello, I'm sorry for missing your information. Please note that upgrade_tool is a tool used to burn original firmware, RK firmware and partition images to eMMC under Linux. It is a closed source command line tool provided by Rockchip. This tool only supports programming using SPI NAND FLASH. If you need to burn the image to the SD card, please use the SocToolKit software to burn it in the Windows environment.