Embedded Linux Step by Step Using Beaglebone Black

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FastBit Embedded Brain Academy,Kiran Nayak

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1 - Introduction BBB board and SOC

1 - About the instructor.html

2 - Important Note.html

3 - overview.mp4

08:14

4 - FAQ.html

5 - Additional components list.html

6 - Download Course materials.mp4

03:24

6 - course repository.zip

7 - BeagleBone BlackBBB Board Introduction.mp4

04:35

8 - BeagleBone BlackBBB Board Introduction contd.html

9 - Connecting BBB to PC using external USB TO UART Converter.html

10 - Using Minicom.mp4

10:12

11 - Using Teraterm and Putty.mp4

06:37

12 - Getting started with BBB and initial Setup.mp4

04:41

13 - BBB Web interface.mp4

19:21

2 - Installing Ubuntu16 on virtual box

14 - Using virtual machine.html

15 - Installing Ubuntu16 on virtual box Part 1.mp4

08:47

15 - virtualbox downloads.zip

16 - Installing Ubuntu16 on virtual box Part 2.mp4

07:21

17 - communicating with BBB.mp4

09:40

3 - AM335x Functional block Overview

18 - AM335x Functional block Overview Part 1.mp4

17:56

18 - BBB-SCH.pdf

19 - AM335x Functional block Overview Part 2.mp4

09:51

4 - Beaglebone Linux booting Process

20 - What do we need to successfully boot linux on BBB.mp4

04:53

21 - BBB boot options.html

22 - BBB Linux boot sequence discussion ROM and SPL.mp4

09:26

23 - BBB Linux boot sequence discussionMLOSPL job.mp4

06:09

24 - Why AM335x RBL cannot load the Uboot directly to DDR.html

25 - Booting RBL and MLO on BBB.mp4

04:56

25 - angstrom demo images.zip

26 - Testing MLO image on BBB.mp4

12:11

27 - Testing Uboot image on BBB.mp4

02:50

28 - BBB Linux boot sequence discussionuboot.mp4

17:46

29 - Decoding Uboot Header of uImage Manually.mp4

08:54

30 - Linux boot sequence discussionBoot strap loader part 1.mp4

09:37

30 - uboot source.zip

31 - linux boot sequence discussionBoot strap loaderpart 2.mp4

09:20

31 - linux kernel source for bbb.zip

32 - linux boot sequence discussion Kernel Entry.mp4

04:39

33 - Linux boot sequence discussion launch of INIT.mp4

09:04

5 - BBB eMMC update windows host

34 - eMMC booting big picture.mp4

05:11

35 - eMMC updateDownloading latest OS image.mp4

04:24

36 - eMMC updateFlashing new OS image.mp4

07:29

37 - eMMC updateNetworking Configuration.mp4

10:02

6 - BBB eMMC update Ubuntu host

38 - BBB eMMC flashing.mp4

07:42

39 - Enabling Internet on BBB when host is Ubuntu.mp4

14:37

7 - Linux Device Tree

40 - Why Linux device tree is introduced.mp4

09:27

8 - uEnvtxt and Initramfs

41 - Writing uEnvtxt file from scratch part 1.mp4

11:55

42 - Writing uEnvtxt file from scratch part 2.mp4

09:41

43 - Writing uEnvtxt file from scratch part 3.mp4

12:36

44 - Writing uEnvtxt file from scratch part 4.mp4

07:06

45 - Writing uEnvtxt file from scratch part 5.mp4

12:21

46 - Challenge.html

47 - About RFS.html

48 - Generating initramfs using RFS.html

48 - am335x-tiny-filesystem.zip

9 - Booting BBB over Serial Port

49 - Serial booting Required Setup.html

50 - Serial boot big picture.mp4

12:53

51 - Important Note.html

52 - Testing Serial boot part 1.mp4

09:19

53 - Testing Serial boot part 2.mp4

09:31

10 - Booting BBB Over TFTF protocol

54 - TFTP booting Required Setup.html

55 - TFTP boot big picture.mp4

04:58

56 - Preparing TFTP host.html

56 - tftp.zip

57 - Testing TFTP boot on BBB.mp4

15:25

57 - uenv-nfs.zip

58 - Challenge1.html

59 - Challenge2.html

11 - Uboot

60 - Understanding Uboot Source Tree.mp4

09:25

61 - Cross toolchain installation.mp4

06:41

62 - Configuring and generating SPLMLOUboot images.mp4

10:07

62 - compilation-commands.zip

63 - Challenge.html

12 - Understanding Linux Source Tree

64 - ARM architecture related code organization.mp4

10:36

65 - ARM Board configuration files organization.mp4

15:20

66 - Soc specific driver code organization.mp4

04:57

67 - Configuring and generating linux image.mp4

17:38

13 - Busybox minimalist Root file system

68 - Busybox introduction.mp4

05:11

69 - Busybox compilation.mp4

11:04

70 - Kernel Modules installation.mp4

09:50

71 - Testing boot images and busybox on BBBPart1.mp4

13:38

72 - Testing boot images and busybox on BBBPart2.mp4

11:18

73 - Understanding busybox init and rcS Script.mp4

04:17

74 - integrating rcSStartup scripts.mp4

11:52

75 - Enabling ehternt over usb by driver integration.mp4

09:48

76 - Auto loading of drivers during system startup.mp4

09:31

77 - Challenge1.html

78 - Challenge2.html

14 - Buildroot

79 - Buildroot Intro.mp4

04:33

80 - Exploring buildroot directories and Build commands.mp4

06:53

81 - Configuring and building BuildrootPart1.mp4

06:35

82 - Configuring and building BuildrootPart2.mp4

06:48

83 - Testing buildroot RFS and ssh support on BBB.mp4

08:15

84 - Buildroot Linux and Uboot configurations.mp4

11:03

85 - Buildroot linuxuboot image generation and testing on BBB.mp4

06:40

15 - Eclipse setup for BBB

86 - Eclipse installation Note.html

87 - Installing JAVA JDK.html

87 - Installing-Java-JDK-for-Windows.pdf

87 - JAVA-JDK-Installation-for-Linux-and-MAC.pdf

87 - myjavajdk.zip

88 - Installing EclipseCross Tool chainbuild tools.mp4

08:28

89 - Eclipse project creation and build settings.mp4

05:23

90 - Installing Remote System Explorer and Testing Application.mp4

09:27

91 - Importing Eclipse Projects.mp4

05:18

16 - AM335X pin details gpios and SYSFS control

92 - AM335x GPIO subsystem and expansion header details part 1.mp4

14:50

93 - AM335x GPIO Subsystem and expansion header details part 2.mp4

06:13

94 - BBB GPIOs and Mode configuration registers.mp4

08:18

95 - Exploring Pin details using SYSFS entries Part1.mp4

11:58

96 - Exploring Pin details using SYSFS entriesPart2.mp4

06:27

97 - Controlling USER LEDs using SYSFS entriesPart 1.mp4

11:00

98 - Controlling USER LEDs using SYSFS entriesPart 2.mp4

03:50

99 - Controlling user LEDs using C Application Part 1.mp4

13:39

100 - Controlling user LEDs using C Applicationpart2.mp4

06:10

17 - External LED interfacing

101 - Interfacing external LEDPart1.mp4

08:57

102 - Interfacing external LEDpart2.mp4

13:09

18 - 7 Segment LED interfacing

103 - 7Segment Display basics and Interfacing.mp4

08:58

104 - 7Segment Display basics and Interfacing contd.mp4

08:26

105 - 7segment display updown counter implementation1.mp4

16:50

106 - 7segment display updown counter implementation2.mp4

06:32

107 - Challenge.html

19 - 4 digit 7 segment LED interfacing

108 - 4 digit 7 segment LED Counter implementation.mp4

11:20

109 - Challenge.html

20 - MPU6050 Interfacing and Tilt sensing application

110 - Why Accelerometers are used.mp4

08:31

111 - Why Gyroscope sensors are used.mp4

06:57

112 - MPU6050 Introduction.mp4

05:11

113 - Understanding MPU6050 ACC full scale range.mp4

07:57

114 - converting raw Acc value in to g values.mp4

02:11

115 - Understanding MPU6050 Gyro Full Scale range.mp4

04:09

116 - MPU6050 breakout board details.mp4

04:07

117 - Deciding BBB I2C pins for sensor interfacing.mp4

07:51

118 - MPU6050 Raw read Source code explanationPart1.mp4

18:36

119 - MPU6050 Raw read Source code explanationPart2.mp4

10:31

120 - Testing MPU6050 Raw read application on BBB.mp4

08:55

121 - Measuring Tilt Angle of the object part 1.mp4

09:24

122 - Measuring Tilt angle of the object Part 2.mp4

08:02

21 - 16x2 LCD interfacing

123 - LCD Introduction.mp4

02:28

124 - 16x2 LCD pin details.mp4

12:28

125 - HD44780 LCD controller Internal Details.mp4

04:23

126 - Understanding DDRAM CGRAMCGROM.mp4

09:29

127 - Understanding LCD command sets Part1.mp4

17:16

128 - Understanding LCD command sets Part2.mp4

12:48

129 - Connecting BBB and LCD.mp4

03:51

22 - BONUS LECTURE

130 - BONUS LECTURE.html

Description

Learn ARM Linux systems, Embedded Linux building blocks ,Busybox, Beaglebone interfacing Projects and much more

What You'll Learn?

Understanding ROM –Uboot-Kernel boot process on Linux-ARM systems and Testing
Kernel, Bootloaders compilations Step-by-Step and testing on Beaglebone Hardware
U-Boot, MLO, SPL, explanation and Testing
Understanding various sub systems of AM335x SOC such as GPIOs, I2C, MMC, boot modes ,etc
Understanding platform devices and how it works
Understanding ARM-board configuration files
Linux device Tree
Understating various boot modes of AM335x
eMMC OS updating and booting new Debian OS
Serial booting (UART)
TFTP booting
NFS booting
Beaglebone Networking
Busybox compilations and Testing
Configuring and using Buildroot on Beablebone
Writing uEnv dot txt from scratch and Testing
Using I2C tools on BBB
Hardware interfacing projects and 'C' application development using Eclipse IDE
GPIO programming
Interfacing external LEDs, 7 segment displays and code development
Interfacing LCD and related projects
Interfacing MPU6050 sensor and tilt sensing
EEPROM programming

Who is this for?

Students who are looking to explore the world of Linux on ARM

Professionals or students work on Embedded linux systems

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Description
Update: English closed captions have been added, transcript available
Update # 1: MPU6050 interfacing and tilt sensing tutorials added
Update # 2: LCD interfacing tutorials added

The course is designed for Beginners to Advanced audience.
A comprehensive and practical course on learning Embedded Linux systems on Beaglebone hardware
100% hands-on and step by step explanation using hardware

Brief Description:
This Course Demystifies learning Embedded Linux Systems and running embedded Linux and its various components on the Beaglebone hardware. See above "what will I learn?? " section to understand what this course promises!

Interesting Hardware interfacing projects and well explained inner working details step by step

'C' application development using Eclipse IDE for your Beaglebone hardware

At the end of each section students will have exciting assignments to complete which strengthen their understanding deeply

Embedded Linux quizzes to test your Understanding.

Q/A support

My promise!
I will personally answer your questions about this material, either privately or in a group discussion. If you are in any way not satisfied, for any reason, you can get, No questions asked a full refund from Udemy within 30 days. But I am confident you won't need to. I stand behind this course 100% and am committed to helping you.

Learning order of FastBit Embedded Brain Academy Courses,
If you are a beginner in the field of embedded systems, then you can take our courses in the below-mentioned order.
This is just a recommendation from the instructor for beginners.
1) Microcontroller Embedded C Programming: absolute beginners(Embedded C)
2) Embedded Systems Programming on ARM Cortex-M3/M4 Processor(ARM Cortex M4 Processor specific)
3) Mastering Microcontroller with Embedded Driver Development(MCU1)
4) Mastering Microcontroller: TIMERS, PWM, CAN, RTC,LOW POWER(MCU2)
5) Mastering Microcontroller: STM32-LTDC, LCD-TFT, LVGL(MCU3)
6) Embedded System Design using UML State Machines(State machine)
7) Mastering RTOS: Hands-on FreeRTOS and STM32Fx with Debugging(RTOS)
8) ARM Cortex M Microcontroller DMA Programming Demystified(DMA)
9) STM32Fx Microcontroller Custom Bootloader Development(Bootloader)
10) Embedded Linux Step by Step using Beaglebone Black(Linux)
11) Linux device driver programming using Beaglebone Black(LDD1)
Who this course is for:
Students who are looking to explore the world of Linux on ARM
Professionals or students work on Embedded linux systems

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Best selling microcontroller programming and RTOS course creators having over 65,000+ active students and dedicated co-instructor team to help you in your embedded programming journey.We have published courses on embedded C, microcontroller programming, RTOS programming, embedded Linux, and Linux device driver development.If you are starting your career in the domain of embedded programming or if you want to learn how to program the microcontroller and its peripherals coding from scratch, then you are at the right place.Enroll in the courses created by us, and we hope you will not be disappointed.What we do?We leverage the power of the internet to bring online courses at your fingertip in the domain of embedded systems and programming, microcontrollers, real-time operating systems, firmware development, embedded Linux, and device drivers. Thanks to Udemy.Our primary goal is to teach embedded systems enjoyably with examples and lots of animations, which help our students excel in this field.We have carefully crafted all these online courses to help students access industry-standard professional training with a very low price tag, thus saving your time, effort, and money.Try our courses, and we are sure that the courses will make you feel you made the right choice.Read full reviews to understand more about the courses.==>Learning order of FastBit Embedded Brain Academy Courses<==If you are a beginner in the field of embedded systems, you can take our courses in the below-mentioned order.This is just a recommendation from the instructor for beginners.1) Microcontroller Embedded C Programming: absolute beginners(Embedded C)2) Embedded Systems Programming on ARM Cortex-M3/M4 Processor(ARM Cortex M4 Processor specific)3) Mastering Microcontroller with Embedded Driver Development(MCU1)4) Mastering Microcontroller: TIMERS, PWM, CAN, RTC,LOW POWER(MCU2)5) Embedded System Design using UML State Machines(State machine)6) Mastering RTOS: Hands-on FreeRTOS and STM32Fx with Debugging(RTOS)7) ARM Cortex M Microcontroller DMA Programming Demystified(DMA)8) STM32Fx Microcontroller Custom Bootloader Development(Bootloader)9) Embedded Linux Step by Step using Beaglebone Black(Linux)10) Linux device driver programming using Beaglebone Black(LDD1)* FastBit EBA is an online embedded software training wing of Bharati Software

Kiran Nayak

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Kiran Nayak holds a bachelor’s degree(B.E.) in electronics and communication engineering with vast experience in embedded software development. Currently, he is working as a managing partner of Bharati software, India. He creates video courses on programming languages, microcontroller programming , ARM cortex Mx processor, real time operating systems , embedded Linux and Linux device drivers.

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