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Intrinsyc Software, Inc.CerfBoard - MontaVista

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Chapter 3: Target Configuration and Boot<br />

<strong>Intrinsyc</strong> <strong>Software</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. <strong>CerfBoard</strong><br />

7. Select Exit from Minicom.<br />

When you enter Minicom again, you are able to communicate with your target by<br />

using the command:<br />

minicom<br />

Note: You may need to initiate a board hardware reset after restarting Minicom to<br />

successfully communicate with your target.<br />

Exit Minicom<br />

To exit Minicom:<br />

1. Use the command: control-A X<br />

You are prompted to confirm that you want to exit Minicom.<br />

2. Press Enter to exit.<br />

Help<br />

For help using Minicom:<br />

Use the following command: control-A Z<br />

Obtain the Target’s<br />

MAC (Ethernet)<br />

Address<br />

The MAC address is displayed, and BOOTP attempted, only when the tftp<br />

command is used at the Cerf> firmware prompt. Therefore, to obtain the MAC<br />

address, a sample tftp command should be entered, for example:<br />

Cerf>tftp sample c0800000<br />

MAC addr=0xd000:0xf1ca:0x22c1 are written<br />

crystal: hardware address 00:D0:CA:F1:C1:22<br />

Sending BOOTP requests...<br />

In the above example, the MAC address is:<br />

00:D0:CA:F1:C1:22<br />

Make a note of the MAC address for use in the next section.<br />

Configure the Host<br />

This board uses a network boot and the target’s root filesystem is booted via NFS. To<br />

configure the host system, perform the following tasks:<br />

• Configure DHCP.<br />

• Configure TFTP.<br />

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