Preparing the SD to boot the board
You can prepare your SD to boot using U-Boot.
For descriptions of the boot processes, see Boot board
.
Pre-built image
After you have unzipped the BSP, a prebuilt QNX IFS image is available in the BSP's /images directory.
This prebuilt IFS image is generated by the BSP make utility, and is configured for the various BSP device drivers already on your system. When you build the BSP, this image is overwritten with a new QNX IFS file that gets generated by the BSP build process, so you may want to make a copy of it for future reference. If you forget to make a backup copy of this image, you can simply extract the BSP from the ZIP file (.zip archive) again to recover the original prebuilt IFS. Before you can put the boot image on the SD, you must prepare the SD to be bootable. For more information, see the Preparing to boot the board
in this chapter.
Preparing to boot the board
- Insert a SD into your host computer if you haven't done so.
- Copy the QNX IFS for this BSP to the SD.
For Linux hosts:
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images/zcu106 cp QNX-IFS mountpointFor a Windows host:
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR\images\zcu106 copy QNX-IFS drive: - Copy BOOT.BIN and boot.scr to the SD.
For Linux hosts:
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR/images/zcu106 cp BOOT.BIN mountpoint cp boot.scr mountpointFor a Windows host:
cd $BSP_ROOT_DIR\images\zcu106 copy BOOT.BIN drive: copy boot.scr drive:
