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Originally Posted by hawhill
It tries to upload a) SoC register init values, e.g. for configuring the RAM, and b) uploads a small firmware into memory, which is supposed to do the dumping/flashing. However, the predefined data for a) and for b) is fit for evaluation boards from Freescale, not for the Kindle. Thus, customized versions of these would be needed. Hard work.
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Fortunately, ATK is well documented and the source code is available:
i.MX Advanced Toolkit Standard Version
User's Guide
http://www.freescale.com/files/32bit...=Documentation
(latest version bundled with the application)
Customizing the Freescale® Advanced Toolkit for i.MX Based Platforms
http://cache.freescale.com/files/dsp...ote/AN3985.pdf
Source Code
http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/...sign_Tools_Tab
It can be built with cygwin. But the quesition remains: Is the information available enough for creating the needed image?
As you've mentioned, in the user documentation we read:
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NOTE
If you have built your own library for the target board, you can specify a different Flash Model.
Users don’t have to know the specific type of NAND or NOR Spansion flash in use.
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