VirtualBox Virtual Machine for Logic PD Linux BSP ReadMe ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Logic PD BSP Version: 2.4-4 Date: 9/1/2015 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- Table of Contents --------------------------- 0 Scope of Document 1 Overview 2 Requirements 3 Installation 4 Build Linux BSP 5 General Info --------------------------- 0) Scope of Document -------------------- The information contained within this ReadMe file may pertain only to this version of the Linux BSP and virtual machine (VM). Please refer to Logic PD's website for more information. For installation instructions, please refer to the "DM37x Linux BSP User Guide" available at: http://support.logicpd.com/downloads/1431/ 1) Overview ----------- The .ova file is a VM complete with Ubuntu operating system (OS) build tools and embedded Linux source code for the Logic PD DM3730 Development Kits. 2) Requirements --------------- --) VirtualBox (version 4.3.30 was used to create this VM) --) VirtualBox Extension Pack Optional: --) The VM does not include the latest Ubuntu updates. After your first build, you may want to run the Ubuntu update manager. --) The VM does not include VirtualBox Guest Additions. After your first build, you may want to add VirtualBox Guest Additions to simplify resizing screens and cutting and pasting between host and VM. See VirtualBox Help for VirtualBox and VirtualBox Guest Additions install instructions. 3) Installation --------------- a) Install VirtualBox; see the VirtualBox website at: https://www.virtualbox.org b) Install the VirtualBox Extension Pack for your OS. See the VirtualBox website at: https://www.virtualbox.org c) In the "File" menu, select "import virtual appliance." d) Select the .ova file included with this ReadMe file. e) Follow the prompts. 4) Build Linux BSP ------------------ a) Start the VM. b) Note that your physical configuration may differ than the VM and if so error messages indicating it can't start the machine due to missing physical hardware (such as a network interface), then you'll want to change the settings to remove the missing hardware. c) When the VM is up and running, log in to Ubuntu with the following credentials: Ubuntu Username: logic Ubuntu Password: logic d) Open a terminal window. e) At the shell prompt, enter the command below. Be sure to replace the x values with those specific to the part number and version of the BSP being used. cd /home/logic/logic/Logic_BSPs/Linux_3.0/10xxxxx_LogicPD_Linux_BSP_x.x-x f) At the shell prompt, enter the following command: ./ltib -b --preconfig config/platform/omap_logic/defconfig The BSP has been pre-built. A first build takes some time (approximately 25 minutes on a 3 GHz PC). However, subsequent builds are much shorter depending on the changes that you have made to the source. 5) General Info --------------- --) Assuming a 3 GHz quad-core PC, a first-time native build of the BSP takes about 15 minutes. Using the same PC, the VM provided will take about 25 minutes to build. The VM build time can be reduced by configuring the VM with host resources. See the VirtualBox User Manual to configure the VM at: https://www.virtualbox.org --) If you have difficulty installing or running VirtualBox, please see the VirtualBox website at: https://www.virtualbox.org --) Make sure VT-x and VT-d/AMD-Vi flags are enabled in the host BIOS. --) VirtualBox versions 3.1.x and older may not work with this VM. --) Make sure the VirtualBox Extension Pack is installed. --) If using "Ubuntu Software Center" to install VirtualBox, consider instead going to https://www.virtualbox.org to get the latest version of VirtualBox. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright (c) 2015 Logic PD, Inc. www.logicpd.com