Difference between revisions of "Rock3/dev"
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* [[rock3/dev/install-coral-pcie-driver-and edge tpu-runtime-packages | Using Coral Edge TPU]] | * [[rock3/dev/install-coral-pcie-driver-and edge tpu-runtime-packages | Using Coral Edge TPU]] | ||
* [[rock3/dev/npu-run-test | NPU Run Test]] | * [[rock3/dev/npu-run-test | NPU Run Test]] | ||
| + | * [[rock3/dev/rknn-toolkit-with-pc | RKNN Toolkit with PC]] | ||
* [[rock3/dev/libmraa | Install libmraa]] | * [[rock3/dev/libmraa | Install libmraa]] | ||
* [[rock3/dev/libmraa-cm3-io | libmraa on Radxa CM3 IO]] | * [[rock3/dev/libmraa-cm3-io | libmraa on Radxa CM3 IO]] | ||
Revision as of 08:18, 16 March 2023
ROCK 3 > Development Guide
This page describes development tips for ROCK 3.
- How to use Radxa Official Debian
- How to use Radxa Official Ubuntu
- Radxa APT
- Radxa Configuration
- Device Tree Overlays
- debos-radxa build Radxa official system images
- Build Debian from scratch
- Using Serial Console
- PXE Boot
- Using Android Debug Bridge
- Using CAN bus communication
- Using Coral Edge TPU
- NPU Run Test
- RKNN Toolkit with PC
- Install libmraa
- libmraa on Radxa CM3 IO
- SPI + NVME SSD boot
- Change kernel params
- Mainline Development
- Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
- Use SATA SSD on Radxa CM3 IO
- Install Docker Engine on Debian
- USB Device Network
- AP mode on Radxa E25
- Radxa E25 as USB Mass Storage
- Radxa E23 Audio Test
- Use Radxa Display 10HD on Radxa CM3 IO
- Use the debug serial port as a normal serial port
- USB Gadget Support