- Uncover is this is actually a plain vanilla Debian or Linaro or Yocto or something like it.
- Try poking
/dev/ACM0
and/dev/ttymxc1
and Minicom. This could be the RF radio and the GSM module. - Figure out how
iotc_main
is communicating with the 433 MHz radio. - Find a newer Linux distribution for the device. This requires knowledge of device trees.
- Build a Go application that can talk to the 433 MHz radio and other peripherals.
- Figure out how to select the secondary boot loader device.
Find working ARMHF package repository for Debian Wheezy, allowing us to install additional packages.
Solved by providing a newsources.list
file.Figure out an easier way to gain access to the device.
Solved by documenting how to boot directly to Bash from U-Boot.Update the Net Booting section.
Added information about configuring U-Boot and setting up an NFS server.