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We are pleased to announce a new Boot2Qt Embedded Qt5 image and toolchain using Yocto 3.0, Zeus. Below you will find the download links for the images as well as detailed instructions for the build. You can view a demo of the image running on our Nitrogen8M Mini SOM here.
For the Impatient
You can download the Boot2Qt Yocto images from here:
- For Nitrogen6x platform(nitrogen6x, nitrogen6x-lite, sabrelite, MAX, SOM2, SOM2_QP, nitrogen6_vm, nitrogen6QP_MAX):
- For Nitrogen7 platform:
- For Nitrogen8m platform:
- For Nitrogen8m Mini platform:
You can download the Boot2Qt Linux Toolchains from here (refer below for instructions on building the Windows toolchain):
- For Nitrogen6x platform(nitrogen6x, nitrogen6x-lite, sabrelite, MAX, SOM2, SOM2_QP, nitrogen6_vm, nitrogen6QP_MAX):
- For Nitrogen7 platform:
- For Nitrogen8m platform:
- For Nitrogen8m Mini platform:
Instructions on how to use the QBSP Toolchain in your Qt application development can be found here. As usual, you'll need to register on our site and agree to the EULA because it contains NXP content.
How to Burn
You can program the SW to eMMC using the instructions below: For i-mx6 and i-mx7: programming-emmc-on-i-mx6 For i-mx8 programming-emmc-on-i-mx8 You can also program the SW to SD Card or USB Stick via zcat and dd under Linux:
~$ sudo dd if=*boundary-image*.wic of=/dev/sdX bs=1M && sync