Firsts steps with AM335x

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Recovery boot

  1. Make sure the BOOT mode is set to UART.
  2. Connect to the debug UART with your computer and launch the serial terminal application
 picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0 --send-cmd "sz -vv -X" --receive-cmd  "rz -vv  -X"
  1. Start the board. When "CCCC" characters appear on terminal window, do:
 C-a C-s
 *** file: u-boot-spl.bin
  1. Exit from picocom using C-a C-q, and relaunch picocom with
 picocom -b 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0 --send-cmd "sz -vv -Y" --receive-cmd  "rz -vv  -Y"
  1. When "CCCC" characters appear on terminal window, do:
 C-a C-s
 *** file: u-boot.bin
  1. Hitting any key to stop automatic boot, should present the U-Boot prompt.