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$ fpkg -l Found hive : http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/ in config file Using lib : glibc downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/files.list to /var/tmp/files.list Tetris - Play tetris on nano-X Chess - Play chess on nano-X release-RC4 - Upgrade your system with FPGA RC1 (fimage & vhdl) release-RC4-vhdl - Upgrade your system with FPGA RC1 (vhdl)
$ fpkg -g Teris Getting app : Tetris Found hive : http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/ in config file Using lib : glibc downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/files.list to /var/tmp/files.list downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/glibc/ntetris to /mnt/flash/ntetris The file you just downloaded has the correct sizeThe Tetris game is now install under /mnt/flash and can be started from there. If you have for example a USB stick or a MMC card attached and want to download the tool there rather than in /mnt/flash you will have to use the -t option
$ fpkg -g Teris -t /mnt/0/ Getting app : Tetris Found hive : http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/ in config file Using lib : glibc downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/files.list to /var/tmp/files.list downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/glibc/ntetris to /mnt/0/ntetris The file you just downloaded has the correct sizeIt is as simple as that.
$ fpkg -g release-RC4-vhdl -f Getting app : release-RC4-vhdl Found hive : http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/ in config file Using lib : glibc downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/files.list to /var/tmp/files.list downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/misc/FoxConference4PA0.stp to /var/FoxConference4PA0.stp The file you just downloaded has the correct size /var/FoxConference4PA0.stp has a size of 195848 bytes Starting the action program.... Please be patiant. This can take some time ! Everything went well !!Please note the additional -f option. This tells FPKG to flash the downloaded file into the FPGA The flashing will take about 40 secs. During this time the FOX will not responde. If you want to check if everything went well, you can execute dmesg.
$ fpkg -g release-RC4 -u fpkg -g release-RC4 -u Getting app : release-RC4 Found hive : http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/ in config file Using lib : glibc downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/files.list to /var/tmp/files.list downloading http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/misc/FoxConference4PA0.stp to /var/FoxConference4PA0.stp The file you just downloaded has the correct size Doing a fimage upgrade : /usr/bin/wget http://www.phrozen.biz/fox_hive/fimage -q -O - | /bin/flash -t flash_all -m FTP write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor Jan 1 00:01:53 axis exiting on signal 15 write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor write [9] Bad file descriptor Receiving new firmware ... Warning: Parameter HWID not found. No HWID in bootblock, continuing anyway. Erasing old file system ... 1% 3% 5% 7% . . . 98% 100% Loading new file system ... 1% 3% 5% 7% . . . 98% 100% Erasing old file system ... 1% 3% 5% 7% . . . 98% 100% Loading new file system ... 1% 3% 5% 7% . . . 98% 100% The system upgrade completed successfully. The unit will now reboot. To continue, please connect to the unit again. There may be a short delay before the new connection is accepted. This connection will now close.You will now have to reset the FOXBOARD by removing and reattaching the power. After that the FOX will boot with the new fimage.
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