- Using Interfaces (GPIO, UART, SPI, ...)
- Building an initial ramdisk without root permission
- Creating a JFFS2 image from a directory structure
- SAM-BA : Flashing taskit's ARM-based boards
- Flashing new u-boot on Portux920T / Portux Panel-PC
- Implementing an own boot-logo for Panel-Card
- Nano-X with tslib support
- Using Watchdog on Stamp9G20 or PortuxG20
- Development with Eclipse
- Installing Debian/GNU Linux on Stamp9G20 and PortuxG20
- Using Xenomai on PortuxG20/Stamp9G20
- Installing a rootfs on SD card
- Using Power Management Features
- Using the NAND flash on NanosG20
- Using the buzzer on PortuxG20 rev. 2 and NanosG20
Development with Eclipse
Last edited by cglindkamp on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 14:09
This HOWTO describes how you can setup Eclipse for Development on our hardware. After completing this HOWTO you are able to
- communicate with the device via RS232, SSH and Telnet
- transfer files via SFTP to the device
- create C/C++ projects that are cross-compiled
- remotely debug these projects
from within Eclipse.
