📄️ Tina Linux System Introduction
D1-H Nezha development board comes with Tina Linux system by default.
📄️ Compilation environment configuration
In the embedded product development process, there are usually two key steps: compiling the source code and burning the firmware. To compile the source code, you need to prepare the compiling environment, while the firmware programming requires the manufacturer to provide a dedicated programming tool. This article mainly introduces how to build an environment to compile and package Tina sdk.
📄️ Compile and flash
After setting up the compiling environment and downloading the source code, you can compile the source code. After compiling and packaging, you can update the packaged firmware to the device. This article mainly introduces the methods of compiling and programming.
📄️ Introduction to development board hardware
*The firmware used in the following content introduction is the D1-H Nezha development board v0.5 release version firmware, and the JD9366AB LCD screen driver is selected in the kernel.