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meta-lxatac-software: bcu: add recipe for nxp board control utilities #93
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There is a open PR (labgrid-project/labgrid#1273) to support BCU via labgrid. |
What is the status of the libcurl patch? Could it be upstreamed? |
I had a quick look at it and it looks to me like that would require changes to the build system for macOS, linux and windows, making testing the changes a chore. I'd say we close this PR for now and have a second look once an actual usecase arises. |
I'd also be OK with at least reporting this as an issue to upstream and then pointing to that issue in a patch status header. Perhaps that way, it's solved upstream by the time we get around to updating it. |
The bcu command is used to communicate with board control hardware on NXP development boards to: - reset / power cycle the board into a specified boot mode - monitor the power consumption - eeprom read / write - temperature measurements Signed-off-by: Leonard Göhrs <l.goehrs@pengutronix.de>
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Upstream-Status: Inappropriate [upstream ticket https://github.com/nxp-imx/bcu/issues/17] |
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I've opened an issue in the bcu repository nxp-imx/bcu#17 and added an Upstream-Status line to the patch.
Hi @jluebbe, now that we have an |
The
bcu
command is used to communicate with board control hardware on NXP development boards to:Sadly the board I tried to use this with is not actually supported, so I could only check that it builds and shows the help message.
It also discovered the FTDI device on the board, so that seems to work as well.