STK1000/Linux Quick Start
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The STK1000 kit comes with an SD card containing a Linux (ext2) filesystem, consisting of typical Linux utilities and programs, including network configuration utilities, DHCP support, web server, ftp server, telnet server and a program to display images on the LCD.
The default setup of the STK1000 Linux environment will show an AVR32 logo on the LCD, obtain an IP address via DHCP and start telnet and FTP servers for remote connection, in addition to the console on STK1000's UART_A.
Quick start
The following steps will guide you through setting up the STK1000 running Linux in a network.
1. | Insert the SD card into the MMC slot. Notice the direction of the SD card. | ![]() |
2. | Connect a serial cable to UART_A. Use terminal settings 115200 bps, 8N1. | ![]() |
3. | Connect a network cable to ETH_A, and attach the power line. Turn on the STK1000 with the red power switch. | ![]() |
4. | Congratulations! When the AVR32 logo appears on the LCD, the STK1000 Linux server is running. Connect to it using telnet or FTP or continue using the serial console. | ![]() |