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Hello,
Just by looking at the datasheet, I can see that it doesn't have an microSD card slot, but just an eMMC. Which is fine, but you'll have to change the boot sequence so U-boot is loaded from the QSPI flash, and that it's eMMC capable (I don't know if the current revision is or not). Linux has no problems with eMMC.
I haven't compared the hardware settings regarding which interface (serial port, Ethernet etc.) is used where. If there are differences, U-boot needs to be recompiled with an updated, also recompiled FSBL.
To put it short: I don't know how much work it will be. It's doable, of course, but it might be anything from a quick fix to a week's work for someone who is really good at tweaking those things (much longer for a novice).
Regards,
Eli
Hello,
Just by looking at the datasheet, I can see that it doesn't have an microSD card slot, but just an eMMC. Which is fine, but you'll have to change the boot sequence so U-boot is loaded from the QSPI flash, and that it's eMMC capable (I don't know if the current revision is or not). Linux has no problems with eMMC.
I haven't compared the hardware settings regarding which interface (serial port, Ethernet etc.) is used where. If there are differences, U-boot needs to be recompiled with an updated, also recompiled FSBL.
To put it short: I don't know how much work it will be. It's doable, of course, but it might be anything from a quick fix to a week's work for someone who is really good at tweaking those things (much longer for a novice).
Regards,
Eli