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U Boot Introduction Das U Boot the Universal Boot Loader website is the main entry point for this bootloader / debugging tool available on several processors...
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...
U Boot FIT image support Introduction U Boot FIT image is a uImage format which can combine the Kernel zImage and Kernel dtbs. For more information, check the document...
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 Linux4microchip...
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...
U Boot FIT image support Introduction U Boot FIT image is a uImage format which can combine the Kernel zImage and Kernel dtbs. For more information, check the document...
Use SAM BA Programming a demo can be done by using the .bat or .sh scripts provided or by using the SAM BA GUI. We`ll focus on the latest solution. The components...
Using ASRC (Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter) Introduction This page explains the usage of ASRC, available in SAMA7G5 SoCs. The Asynchronous Sample Rate Converter...
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...
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...
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...
UsingISC (Image Sensor Controller) Introduction This page describes how to configure and use of the ISC in SAMA5D2 SoC with the image sensors. The Image Sensor...
Using ISI (Image Sensor Interface) Introduction This page is mainly about how to enable and configure the ISI in AT91SAM SoCs for different image sensors. The...
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...
UsingMaxTouch Introduction The maXTouch Series features a complete portfolio of high performance single chip controllers designed to address every touchscreen size...
Using PTC (Peripheral Touch Controller) The QTouch Peripheral Touch Controller (PTC) subsystem offers built in hardware for capacitive touch measurement on sensors...
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...
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...
Using systemd Introduction This section provides a guide on configuring and using systemd, the advanced system, and the service manager on target. Systemd...
Using Ultra Low Power mode 1 (ULP1) on SAMA5D2 Introduction In products like the SAMA5D2 the Ultra Low Power mode 1 is available to gain even more power when the...
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