Update Linux Starter Guide with 3rd party tool #43
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blflash is good. And BLFlashEnv exists, I added the lnik |
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Fixes pine64#43. Old unused images have been removed since they either show the wrong board or unneeded terminal output. Existing images have been renamed to make more sense. `blflash` is used since it was the first tool I could get to work correctly, and none of the tools I tried had any documentation on making them work. Only the `Pine64 BL602 EVB ver 1.1` board is shown since I do not own any other boards. Alternative flashing tools added as suggested by user `9names` on Discord. I am unsure if the `BLDevCube` settings are completely correct, but they worked for me. `Pine64-BL602-EVB-ver-11.png` is probably not a very good image since I know even less about photography/image editing than I do embedded programming.
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Fixes pine64#43. Old unused images have been removed since they either show the wrong board or unneeded terminal output. Existing images have been renamed to make more sense. `blflash` is used since it was the first tool I could get to work correctly, and none of the tools I tried had any documentation on making them work. Only the `Pine64 BL602 EVB ver 1.1` board is shown since I do not own any other boards. Alternative flashing tools added as suggested by user `9names` on Discord. I am unsure if the `BLDevCube` settings are completely correct, but they worked for me. `Pine64-BL602-EVB-ver-11.png` is probably not a very good image since I know even less about photography/image editing than I do embedded programming. The reference name in `bl602doc_tool/content/Burning_process.rst` is based on the one in `Examples/helloworld/helloworld.rst`.
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Fixes pine64#43. Old unused images have been removed since they either show the wrong board or unneeded terminal output. Existing images have been renamed to make more sense. `blflash` is used since it was the first tool I could get to work correctly, and none of the tools I tried had any documentation on making them work. Only the `Pine64 BL602 EVB ver 1.1` board is shown since I do not own any other boards. Alternative flashing tools added as suggested by user `9names` on Discord. I am unsure if the `BLDevCube` settings are completely correct, but they worked for me. `Pine64-BL602-EVB-ver-11.png` is probably not a very good image since I know even less about photography/image editing than I do embedded programming. The reference name in `bl602doc_tool/content/Burning_process.rst` is based on the one in `Examples/helloworld/helloworld.rst`.
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The Linux Start Guide currently instructs the user to run the
BLFlashEnvtool which doesn't exist.The documentation also states that the
IO8pin should be tied toLOW, while thePine64 BL602 EVB ver 1.1board requiresIO8to be tied toHIGHin order to flash.I intend to replace the current guide with docs on how to build and flash the
sdk_app_helloworldexample.Should the guide prefer any specific third party tool? Currently I only got blflash to work since bl602tool requires the creation of the entire image manually, without any documentation for this process.
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