Search Results for "boot sd card android"

OpenBLT is mostly used as an STM32 bootloader, due to the popularity of STM32 microcontrollers. However, the bootloader’s architecture is such that it can work with any microcontroller and use any type of communication interface to perform firmware updates.

Porting Android to the iPAQ 200/210/211/212/214 or equilivalent. It has a 4-inch VGA Screen (TFT LCD display), resistive touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth, SD/MMC, CF. Originally it is running Windows Mobile 6 Classic. For help, see README files and the wiki. This project is in Alpha state, that means it is not suitable for daily usage unless developing for the project. NOT FOR THE FAINTHEARTED AND/OR COMPUTER IDIOTS!

NetFlash100 contains a full system image with a Linux kernel, root file system and the web interface to access flash memory of ATMEL ATNGW100 boards. To be able to use NetFlash100 you need: 1. ATNGW100 board with a working u-boot. 2. Ethernet and serial terminal connections. 3. A SD card (must be more than 40MB) Once you successfully boot NetFlash100 image, it provides you with a web interface on IP 10.0.0.1, with this interface one can read, write and erase the available flash devices on the system. It can also add, modify or delete u-boot parameters. ...