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Curie Open Development Kit - M

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Contents

• x86: Zephyr
• ARC: Arduino sketches or *.cpp

Supported Platforms

• Ubuntu 14.04 - 64 bit

Installation

mkdir -p ~/CODK && cd $_
git clone https://github.com/01org/CODK-M.git
cd CODK-M
make clone
sudo make install-dep
make setup
export CODK_DIR=$(pwd)
source ../zephyr/zephyr-env.sh

Compile

• x86: make compile-x86
• ARC: make compile-arc
• Both: make compile

Upload

Using USB/DFU

• x86: make upload-x86-dfu
• ARC: make upload-arc-dfu
• Both: make upload

Using JTAG

• x86: make upload-x86-jtag
• ARC: make upload-arc-jtag
• Both: make upload-jtag

Default app prints the ASCII table over the serial port. To see the output, connect at 9600 bps to the CDC ACM virtual serial port the Arduino 101 shows up under, e.g. /dev/ttyACM0.

BLE Firmware

Curie ODK requires an updated BLE firmware. If you're on a factory version, please update.
The script will prompt you to manually reset the board.

• BLE: make upload-ble-dfu

Debug

Connect JTAG and open three terminal tabs

Tab 1: Debug Server

make debug-server

Tab 2: x86

make debug-x86
(gdb) target remote localhost:3334

Tab 3: ARC

make debug-arc
(gdb) target remote localhost:3333