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$ . ./ACTIVATE.sh
$ echo $MCU
<bsp>_NXPEVK
$IMXRT<board_name>_NXPEVK

where <board_name> is

• 102X for i.MX RT1024,

• 105X for i.MX RT1050,

• 106X for i.MX RT1060

• 117X for i.MX RT1170.

Select the project you would like to start your development from. When you are starting development for a first time, the only project available in the distribution is rootfs. This project provides a powerful set of run-time capabilities however of course you will want to extend or re-configure it for your specific needs, creating new projects for your embedded devices. As you proceed with development, you may well end up having several projects for different embedded applications co-existing in your development tree. Choose a specific project as a starting point for new development based on requirements for your new embedded design.

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At this point, it is probably a good idea to validate that the newly built project actually runs on the target as expected. Refer to /wiki/spaces/IRD/pages/353501193 the Loading Linux Images via Ethernet and TFTP application note for detailed instructions on how to load an uImage to the target.

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• Add your application binaries (and/or files) to the root file system:

• Code Block
  ... file /bin/my_app ${INSTALL_ROOT}/projects/${SAMPLE}/app/my_app 755 0 0 ...

  .Refer to

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• Building User Space Applications and related application notes for information on how to build user applications for the target.