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Please use the `CompuLab Deployment Tool` to install UCM-iMX8M-Mini Yocto Linux onto on-board eMMC storage.
 
Please use the `CompuLab Deployment Tool` to install UCM-iMX8M-Mini Yocto Linux onto on-board eMMC storage.
  
The `CompuLab Deployment Tool` is a shell script that allows to deploy a working OS image from micro-SD card to UCM-iMX8M-Mini on-board storage(eMMC).
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The `CompuLab Deployment Tool` is a shell script that allows to deploy a working OS image from micro-SD card to UCM-iMX8M-Mini on-board storage (eMMC).
  
 
Follow the step-by-step procedure for a selected image:
 
Follow the step-by-step procedure for a selected image:
  
[[UCM-iMX8M-Mini:_Yocto_Linux:_Manual_Installation:_SD_card#Run%20Yocto%20Linux%20image|Run Yocto Linux image]] you intend to deploy.
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{{Important|UCM-iMX8M-Mini Linux build version '''2.0''' (based on the kernel 5.4.x) requires U-Boot version '''2.0''' or above.<br>
<!--Depend on distribution you are using, follow one of these instructions:
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Before proceeding [[UCM-iMX8M-Mini: U-Boot: Update|check the U-Boot version on your device and update as needed.]]
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==Installing Yocto images onto UCM-iMX8M-Mini eMMC==
 
==Installing Yocto images onto UCM-iMX8M-Mini eMMC==
* Start `CompuLab Deployment Tool`
 
[[File:xfce_cl-deploy_start.png|600px]]]
 
* Select an available destination:
 
''ucm-imx8m-Mini eMMC device is mmcblk2''
 
 
[[File:xfce_cl-deploy_dst_choice.png|600px]]]
 
* Be aware of the fact that all the data on the destination will be erased
 
[[File:xfce_cl-deploy_last_warning.png|600px]]]
 
* Installation is running: the output screen shows the log and progress
 
[[File:xfce_cl-deploy_process.png|600px]]]
 
* At the end of the process this message shows up
 
[[File:xfce_cl-deploy_finish.png|600px]]]
 
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<!--==Installing Yocto images onto UCM-iMX8M-Mini eMMC using fsl-image-validation-imx-xwayland==
 
* Open up a teminal window and issue `cl-deploy`
 
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_start.png|600px]]]
 
* Select an available destination:
 
''ucm-imx8m-Mini eMMC device'' is ''mmcblk2''
 
 
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_dst_choice.png|600px]]]
 
* Be aware of the fact that all the data on the destination will be erased
 
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_last_warning.png|600px]]]
 
* The process runs: the output screen shows the log and progress
 
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_process.png|600px]]]
 
* At the end of the process this message shows up
 
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_finish.png|600px]]]
 
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==Installing Yocto images onto UCM-iMX8M-Mini eMMC using image-ucm-imx8m-mini==
 
 
* Prepare a bootable SD card and use it to boot the system [[UCM-iMX8M-Mini:_Yocto_Linux:_Manual_Installation:_SD_card|as described here]].
 
* Prepare a bootable SD card and use it to boot the system [[UCM-iMX8M-Mini:_Yocto_Linux:_Manual_Installation:_SD_card|as described here]].
* In the terminal window issue `cl-deploy`
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* [[UCM-iMX8M-Mini:_Yocto_Linux:_Manual_Installation:_SD_card#Run%20Yocto%20Linux%20image|Run the Yocto Linux image]] that you intend to deploy.
* Select a destination:
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* In the terminal window issue: <pre>cl-deploy</pre>
*: On UCM-iMX8M-Mini ''eMMC device'' is ''mmcblk2''
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* Follow the steps below:
 
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[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_dst_choice.png|600px]]]
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* Be aware of the fact that all the data on the destination will be erased
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[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_last_warning.png|600px]]]
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| align="center" | '''Action'''
* The process runs: the output screen shows the log and progress
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| align="center" | '''Screenshot'''
[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_process.png|600px]]]
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* At the end of the process this message shows up
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[[File:wayland_cl-deploy_finish.png|600px]]]
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:Select installation target storage: on UCM-iMX8M-Mini on-board eMMC device is called '''mmcblk2'''
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| align="center" | [[File:wayland_cl-deploy_dst_choice.png|400px]]
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:Be aware of the fact that all the data on the target storage will be erased
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| align="center" | [[File:wayland_cl-deploy_last_warning.png|400px]]
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:While installation process is running the output screen shows the log and progress
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| align="center" | [[File:wayland_cl-deploy_process.png|400px]]
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:When installation is complete, the following message will show up
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==Post installation==
 
==Post installation==
* Remove jumper '''E15'''  [[http://192.168.10.106/mediawiki/index.php/File:UCM-iMX8M-Mini-eval-kit-quick-setup.png see drawing]] in order to boot the system from on-board eMMC storage.
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* Reboot the module to boot the newly deployed system.
  
 
[[Category:Linux]]
 
[[Category:Linux]]

Latest revision as of 01:12, 23 October 2020

Please use the `CompuLab Deployment Tool` to install UCM-iMX8M-Mini Yocto Linux onto on-board eMMC storage.

The `CompuLab Deployment Tool` is a shell script that allows to deploy a working OS image from micro-SD card to UCM-iMX8M-Mini on-board storage (eMMC).

Follow the step-by-step procedure for a selected image:


Admolition important.png UCM-iMX8M-Mini Linux build version 2.0 (based on the kernel 5.4.x) requires U-Boot version 2.0 or above.

Before proceeding check the U-Boot version on your device and update as needed.

Installing Yocto images onto UCM-iMX8M-Mini eMMC


Action Screenshot
Select installation target storage: on UCM-iMX8M-Mini on-board eMMC device is called mmcblk2
Wayland cl-deploy dst choice.png
Be aware of the fact that all the data on the target storage will be erased
Wayland cl-deploy last warning.png
While installation process is running the output screen shows the log and progress
Wayland cl-deploy process.png
When installation is complete, the following message will show up
Wayland cl-deploy finish.png

Post installation

  • Reboot the module to boot the newly deployed system.