VRUltraSlimtrak
Customer Specific Configuration - Master[edit | edit source]
wget http://readonly:secret@svn.crm.ventureresearch.com/svn/linux/testing/vr-am33v2-linuxshelf/vr-ultraslimtrak-m-secondrun.sh -O - | sh
Flash Android Image[edit | edit source]
See FlashAndroidImage: Flash Android Image (the Latest)
Setup Android on Board (Linux Board 5.1)[edit | edit source]
Starting from the Linux Board 5.1, the Android system is booted from the sd card. Please make sure the switch s1 on the back of the controller board is setup as 0.
Insert the sd card, power the board. At the first boot up, it takes a bit longer time. Then follow up the following steps to complete initialization:
Wi-Fi MAC Address[edit | edit source]
Go to the settings menu and turn on wifi. If you prepare a brand new board, please look for a new MAC address label. If you update an old board, go to the terminal and run
busybox ifconfig
Thus, you will find the MAC address of wifi adapter. Please remember it because you need to reflash it later.
First Initialization Setup[edit | edit source]
The script "vr-firstrun" is to process all initialization and settings on the board. You need run it when you prepare a brand new board or update the Android system.
busybox wget http://readonly:secret@svn.crm.ventureresearch.com/svn/linux/testing/vr-mx6-linuxboard/vr-firstrun.sh -O /sdcard/Download/vr-firstrun.sh sh /sdcard/Download/vr-firstrun.sh
Follow up the instructions on screen to complete this initialization. The script searches the address of lan Ethernet and pick up its latest six letters to create the host name starting from “vr-“. It also re-flash the wifi address as what you remembered above.
The OpenVPN configuration file with keys is generated and saved at “/sdcard/venture.android.openvpn.conf”.
After the initialization script is completed. Reboot the board.
reboot
After reboot, you can check the hostname starting from "vr-"
getprop | grep hostname