Hi,

I have recently bought A10S-OLinuXino-MICRO development board and today I successfully booted Tizen on it :)

A10S-OLinuXino-MICRO is an open hardware dev board with Allwinner A10S ARM Cortex-A8 processor. Honestly I decided to buy exactly this board only because it is manufactured by a company in my hometown. There are a lot of similar boards on the market with Allwinner A-series processors and in my opinion Tizen can be easily booted on them as well.

I built Linux kernel, u-boot and SPL from scratch using the linux-sunxi repos. A patch and some minor modifications were needed to build them exactly for this board model. After that I formatted a microSD card into 4 partitions and I took platform.img, data.img and UMS.img form Tizen 2.0 IVI alpha release for PandaBoard. I also had to forward the display output to a HDMI monitor by setting an extra argument at the uEnv.txt file. I'll create a step-by-step tutorial at Tizen Wiki with all details.

Now I'll try to build Tizen 3.0 platform image from scratch through a local build following this article: eveloper-guide/creating-tizen-platform-image-scratch-through-local-build My plan is to use the existing PandaBoard kickstart file. I haven't done it before so any hints will be appreciated.

Another task on my TODO list is to buy a LCD touchscreen and to connect it to the board as it will be more convenient for development & testing.

Btw at the document about PandaBoard it is said that 4 partitions are needed but the fdisk example at section 4.5 creates only 2 partitions. Is there a mistake at the document or am I missing something?

Best regards,
Leon


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