Image to SD
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Is it possible to skip the Windows step for writing the image to the SD card. Is there any image loader that would work from RAM memory and write a new image set of files to SD?
Hello
Based on your description, you can't determine your feature implementation needs.
It is not recommended to use an unverified method to burn images, and the dd command is only applicable to the scenario of upgrading a single partition, and the complete burning process still requires the <use of the Luckfox SDK Path>/tools/linux/Linux_Upgrade_Tool/upgrade_tool tool
Based on your description, you can't determine your feature implementation needs.
It is not recommended to use an unverified method to burn images, and the dd command is only applicable to the scenario of upgrading a single partition, and the complete burning process still requires the <use of the Luckfox SDK Path>/tools/linux/Linux_Upgrade_Tool/upgrade_tool tool
OK thanks, can I ask you for the English version of the user manual for this upgrade tool. Google translate very badly transferred this pdf file!
Just one more request: Could you please post the source code for SocToolKit for Linux?
In fact, we also need these tools, including the source code for the associated dynamic libraries, but SocToolKit is provided by Rockchip, and this part of the source code is not publicly available.
The attachment is the English version used by the SocToolKit tool.
The attachment is the English version used by the SocToolKit tool.
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Thank you very much for this file. I've been trying to run SocToolKit on Linux OS for a week now, and so far I've only managed to run the graphical environment, but opening files doesn't work.
In the meantime I managed to recompile the toolchain with crosstool-ng so now I have Fortran support directly.
One more question:
Namely, I need another SPI interface (to connect ESP32-hosting). The SD interface is occupied by the OS card, so that's is my only option for connecting to WiFi. LCD is connected to the first SPI0. Is it enough to just add the SPI1 to the .dts file?
In the meantime I managed to recompile the toolchain with crosstool-ng so now I have Fortran support directly.
One more question:
Namely, I need another SPI interface (to connect ESP32-hosting). The SD interface is occupied by the OS card, so that's is my only option for connecting to WiFi. LCD is connected to the first SPI0. Is it enough to just add the SPI1 to the .dts file?