Hello,we have a custom board based on STM32MP151C. On our SPI is the Ethernet Switch KSZ8794. How should I proceed to enable the ethernet in the U-Boot? I have already configured the etherne0 node (according to the ST documentation). Should I add the...
We are using the latest STM32CubeIDE (1.4.0) and are trying to develop applications for linux user space on our STM32MP157 board. Our goal is to use the cross compiler toolchain for developing and debugging with the IDE.When we create a new project, ...
We have confirmed the operation on our original board that "STM32MP151CAA3" mounted on.When I start our Cortex-A7 (Linux) FW and try to load our Cortex-M4 (RTOS: uC3) FW , an error message is output on the console of Linux.The steps when an error...
I want to know what "st-image-xxxxx" parameter mean.Especially, I want to know what name of xxxxx (for example "weston") means.Is the name of xxxxx related to the name of some config file?For example, if I changed the name of xxxxx to any name from ...
We would like to share data between the A7-core and the M4-core on an STM32MP1 device. Those cores both have access to the SRAM1,2,3,4 . The M4-core is connected directly via the AHB interconnect, the A7-core is connected via the AXI-based NIC-400 in...
Hi.It's ready to use MP1 peripheral(USB, Ethernet, SD card) right away if I download to OpenSTLinux image to MP1-DK board after downloaded on ST website? or Do I need to make device driver for peripheral?Are there guiding, or tutorial for making appl...
I found that the UBoot env stored at the same address as the bootfs, which caused emMC to fail to start the kernelEnv and Uboot are both at 0x280000 addresses,
Hi! As the TouchGFX library is free for STM32, will it also support the STM32MP1 running under Linux? Regards Friedl
Hello,i am trying to create a simple qt application that needs to use both M4 (Free RTOS - simple CAN data to be exchanged to application) and A7 ( run Qt application on Embedded Linux).as of now created a distribution package with Qt layer,created a...
