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:'''Q: We want to backup the root filesystem from the NAND-Flash of the target.'''
:'''Q: We want to backup the root filesystem from the NAND-Flash of the target.'''
:'''A:''' You can use the DHCOM Update Mechanism of root filesystem of the bootloader for the rootfs in the backup mode. Further information at: [[DHCOM Update: Linux Root Filesystem|DHCOM Update: Linux Root Filesystem]]
:'''A:''' You can use the DHCOM Update Mechanism of root filesystem of the bootloader for the rootfs in the backup mode. Further information at: [[DHCOM Update: Linux Root Filesystem|DHCOM Update: Linux Root Filesystem]]
:'''Q: We want to capture the screen content.'''
:'''A:''' The VLC media player provides the necessary features: [http://www.howtogeek.com/120202/how-to-record-your-desktop-to-a-file-or-stream-it-over-the-internet-with-vlc/ Capture Sceen Content with VLC media player: http://www.howtogeek.com] A x-window-system is required. Have a look at our Yocto tutorial: [[Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto | Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto]]
:'''Q: View and interact (mouse, keyboard) with X displays.'''
:'''A:''' Install x11vnc and execute on the target. You can use ssvnc to connect via SSH. See '[[Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto | Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto]]' and 'SSVNC (SSL/SSH VNC viewer): [http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/ssvnc.html http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/ssvnc.html]'

Revision as of 14:34, 11 May 2015

Q: Do the DHCOM modules have a serial numbers included? If yes, how is it accessible?
A: The serial number of a DHCOM module is stored inside the bootloader environment. It can be retrieved by u-boot commands like printenv or by Linux commands like “fw_printenv”.


Q: We would like to use ubifs for rootfilesystem.
A: Ubifs is the standard NAND flash file system (FFS) for DHCOM.


Q: We have the need for additional UBI volumens (partitions).
A: It shouldn't be necessary to make changes in u-boot, Linux kernel or devicetree.


Q: We want to backup the root filesystem from the NAND-Flash of the target.
A: You can use the DHCOM Update Mechanism of root filesystem of the bootloader for the rootfs in the backup mode. Further information at: DHCOM Update: Linux Root Filesystem


Q: We want to capture the screen content.
A: The VLC media player provides the necessary features: Capture Sceen Content with VLC media player: http://www.howtogeek.com A x-window-system is required. Have a look at our Yocto tutorial: Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto


Q: View and interact (mouse, keyboard) with X displays.
A: Install x11vnc and execute on the target. You can use ssvnc to connect via SSH. See ' Building Chromium, VLC and X11VNC using Yocto' and 'SSVNC (SSL/SSH VNC viewer): http://www.karlrunge.com/x11vnc/ssvnc.html'