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CONTENTS: |
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1 Required software |
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1.1 GCC ARM Embedded Toolchain |
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1.2 ChibiOS |
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1.3 AMiRo-BLT |
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1.1 Git |
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1.2 GCC ARM Embedded Toolchain |
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1.3 ChibiOS |
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1.4 AMiRo-BLT |
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2 Recommended software |
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2.1 gtkterm and hterm |
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2.2 QtCreator |
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bootloader, such as provided by the AMiRo-BLT project. |
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1.1 GCC ARM Embedded Toolchain |
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1.1 - Git |
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Since all main- and subprojects are available as Git repositories, installing a |
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recent version of the tool is mandatory. |
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1.2 GCC ARM Embedded Toolchain |
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Various versions of the GCC for ARM embedded devices can be found at |
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installation of the compiler toolchain, please follow the instructions that can |
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be found on the web page. |
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If you are running a 64-bit operating system, you will have to install several |
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32-bit libraries in order to make the compiler work. The required packages are |
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libc6, libstdc++6, and libncurses5. You can run the following shell commands to |
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install the according 32-bit versions of the packages: |
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>$ sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 && sudo apt-get update |
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>$ sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libncurses5:i386 |
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1.2 ChibiOS
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1.3 ChibiOS
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Since AMiRo-OS uses ChibiOS as underlying system kernel, you need to acquire a |
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above). |
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1.3 AMiRo-BLT
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1.4 AMiRo-BLT
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AMiRo-BLT is an additional software project, which is developed in parallel with |
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