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Is Hardware required for "sitara linux training:uboot linux debug with ccsv5"

Hi

I am working on the "sitara linux training:uboot linux debug with ccsv5" .

For this is hardware "beagle bone"  is required?

In the document it is mentioned as AM335xx /Beagle bone is required.

But in CCS we are installing emulator , emulator will take the hardware support or not?

And one more is: I am using 12.10 ubuntu version , in SDK installtion it is mentioned as 10.04 or 12.04.

Is it possible to work with 12.10 [  Instead of going back to 12.04 version ] .

Thank you 

  • Hi,

     For this is hardware "beagle bone"  is required?

    -> Yes, hardware is required

    Is it possible to work with 12.10 [  Instead of going back to 12.04 version ]

    -> Yes, its very much possible

    Regards,

    Gautam

  • Hi I am thankful to you for quick reply.

    when I am trying to install setup.sh from sdk directory , it is showing message as 

    satishg@satishg-virtual-machine:~/sitara$ sudo ./setup.sh
    [sudo] password for satishg:
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    TISDK setup script
    This script will set up your development host for SDK development.
    Parts of this script require administrator priviliges (sudo access).
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Verifying Linux host distribution
    Unsupported host machine, only Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
    are supported
    Failed setup, aborting..
    satishg@satishg-virtual-machine:~/sitara$

    How I can solve this error?

    Thank you in advance.




  • If you look at the contents of the setup.sh script, you'll see it calls some additional scripts. The first one checks the OS. You can try commenting that line out.