Hi All,
NOw I am trying to test the Embedded board. I would like to run files(drivers :LCD Display and Keypad) and Login automatically when I switch-on the power supply. Anybody have any good guide to deal with this case?

I can make for auto-root-login by making some change in inittab file in order to run the auto-login file. But I don't know how to do for run driver automatically. Because I would like to use 4 X 4 keypad and 2 lines LCD Display instead of Keyboard and Monitor. SO I need to make the drivers and need to run it automatically when the kernel is booting.

Thanks for your time and considerations!

Best Regards,
Kyaw Kyaw.

Welcome to LQ.

What distro are you using? (Better yet, put it in your LQ profile along w/ your (true) location.)

HI all,
I am Kyaw Kyaw from Myanmar working @ singapore. I would like to ask some questions regarding to Embedded Linux.

I am using TS-7200 board from www.embeddedarm.com and it is based on arm processor EDB-9302 and using TS-Kernel and its version is 2.4.23. It is based on red-hat linux and also comed with the cross toolchains for desktop development.

There is no compilers installed on the board. So I have to develop the driver in the Host computer by using Fedora (release 5) and Eclipse. The communication between TS-7200 and host computer is mainly RS-232 and also can be established by Network (telnet or ftp).

I would like to run some binaries while the board is booting( I would like to see the booting mesg through the LCD Display instead of RS-232 communication). I don't want to use another computer (Keyboard and Display(Monitor)) and TS-7200 should be run independent of the Host computer. To do so, I have to run LCD driver and Keypad driver during the linux kernel is booting in order to see the boot mesg from LCD display.

Now I can change some settings in inittab file for automatic login by using simple program( I got from google search and it's cool). But I don't know how to make sure to run drivers during the board is booted. So could anybody can solve my problem?

The link for TS-7200 resources is as follows:
http://www.embeddedarm.com/linux/ARM.htm

Thanks for your considerations and time.

Best Regards,
kyawkyaw.

What types of Embedded board u r using?