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• Android Debugging
  ...nsions to the Eclipse integrated development environment. It allows you to create and debug Android applications easier and faster. Details on ADT can be obt [[Image:DDD.jpg]]
  
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• 4AI.1.3 OMAP4 Icecream Sandwich Release Notes
  To create kernel uImage you need to add "mkimage" directory path to your "PATH" envir ...dules are pushed into the ''/system/lib/modules'' directory on the flashed image.
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• Android Getting Started
  Image taken from the git tree (on 5/15/09): Image taken from the git tree (on 6/29/09):
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• OMAP Angstrom
  You can build Angstrom for Zoom2 in minutes using the Online Image Builder available at * get an image that already includes all the OGLES stuff from [http://www.angstrom-distrib
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• Zoom Flashing
  =Flash SD= ... is used for the actual file system. Once both of these are loaded onto an SD the device can boot up and run the selected file system.
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• L27.INC1.5.2 Froyo ES2 Release Notes
  To create kernel uImage you need to add "mkimage" directory path to your "PATH" envir ..., containing all necessary Android files that you must include within your SD card.
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• Maemo Getting Started
  MLO and u-boot.bin should be installed on boot sector of SD card or added in tftp directory when using NFS. ...an be found at arch/arm/boot/ and it should be installed on boot sector of SD card or added in tftp directory when using NFS. For more information on ker
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• 3630SDP Flashing
  =Flash SD= ... is used for the actual file system. Once both of these are loaded onto an SD the device can boot up and run the selected file system.
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• E-MMC boot
  ...used for the actual file system. Once both of these are loaded onto an MMC/SD the device can boot up and run the selected file system. Step-4 : Decode the length of the image and load address(SRAM) of the x-loader. And execute it.
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• Embedded MMC(eMMC) boot
  ...used for the actual file system. Once both of these are loaded onto an MMC/SD the device can boot up and run the selected file system. Step-4 : Decode the length of the image and load address(SRAM) of the x-loader. And execute it.
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• Zoom3 Boot Instructions
  =Setting up a bootable SD Card to Start= You will need to format your SD/MMC Card for the Linux file system, so with a card reader connect the card
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• Angstrom Community Release
  Build Angstrom for Zoom OMAP 36xx in minutes using the Online Image Builder available at ...tested on SD boot. Copy bootloader and kernel to the Boot partition of the SD card. Angstrom file system built using Narcissus has to be copied to the se
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• Systemtap
  : As shown in the figure [[Image:Cross compilingsystemtap.jpg|thumb|widthpx|Systemtap & cross compilation]] ...ou may need to make "/" writable through mount -o remount,rw rootfs / then create /home/xxx)
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• L25.INC2.5 Release Notes
  If you want to create your own build for zoom2; then consider the following updates to the build
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