How To install Debian Linux on Trizeps VIII Plus Eval-Kit(i-PAN T7)
This document explains the process of reinstalling our Debian Linux on the evaluation kit of Trizeps VIII Plus in combination with i-Pan T7 baseboard.
The Image is based on our Debian Linux which is the latest release we provide.
It is necessary that the module is prepared with a Linux compatible U-Boot or was already used for Linux/ Yocto
Backside of the Evaluation-System
Requirements:
Necessary Hardware
Evaluation Kit
( including : i-PAN T7 , Powersupply 12/24V , Trizeps VIII Plus )
Serial Cable (part of the Evaluation-Kit)
USB-A to USB-Micro USB Cable (part of the Evaluation-Kit)
PC with Windows ( with RS-232 Port or converter USB to RS-232)
Necessary Software
Tera Term or Putty (Terminal Emulators)
USB Image Tool ( can be downloaded here)
Image ( debian-10.3-lxde-trizeps8plus-ipant7-v2-2023-05-12.imz)
Instruction
To prepare the Evalkit you need to establish a serial connection.
For this you need the Tool Tera Term(Terminal Emulator ) on your PC and a Serial connection by Serial cable ( if your PC has no serial port you need to use additional a USB to Serial -Adapter)
To establish the connection you need to open Tera Term ,now press the ESC-Buttom on keyboard and power on the Evaluation -System.
Now you should be conneted to U-Boot ( Bootloader).
Use folowing command to configure system so that it can be used as a mass-Storage Device.
After that the Evaluation system can be used as Storage Media.
Now you need to deploy the Image to eMMC of the Evaluation-Kit
Keep the connection and make a second connection with the USB to µUSB-Cable.
Connect this cable to your PC and the µUSB-Port oft he Evaluation System.
Open the USB Image Tool.
In Folder „Options“ you need to adjust 2 Settings:
Truncate oversize images in device mode
Fix GPT after Restore
press restore , select the Image File and confirm to restore.
When the restore process has been finished you need to unmount the eMMC of the Evaluation -Kit from your PC. Switch back to Tera Term and Press Ctrl + C
use the command: Reset in U_BOOT vor a restart.
Or press Reset Button ( corner with red light)
Finally the System will boot up with Linux.
Now it is ready to use .