| JTAG | Driver Source | |------|---------------| | XDS100v2 | TI’s xds100_driver.exe (from TI Emulation package) | | FTDI-based (OpenOCD) | Use Zadig or FTDI VCP driver | | Segger J-Link | segger.com/downloads/jlink – supports AM335x |
Run BBB-Windows-Driver-Installer.exe
What's new * Linux Embedded Software support. * Long Term Stable (LTS) Kernel v6.12 support. * U-boot 2025.01 based bootloaders. * PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-AM335X 06_03_00_106 - TI.com am33x driver download
sudo apt install linux-modules-extra-$(uname -r) modprobe pru_rproc # Loads PRU driver modprobe ti_am335x_adc
A: That’s not a driver – it’s a tool. Use OpenOCD or TI’s Uniflash. The “driver” is the FTDI or Segger USB driver. | JTAG | Driver Source | |------|---------------| |
: This is the primary software development kit for the AM335x family. It includes the Linux kernel, bootloaders (U-Boot), and a wide range of peripheral drivers (ADC, Audio, Ethernet, GPIO, etc.) [11, 20].
Drivers for the AM335x are typically bundled within rather than as individual files. You should download them directly from official Texas Instruments (TI) portals to ensure stability and security. Linux Processor SDK for AM335x - Texas Instruments * PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-AM335X 06_03_00_106 - TI
You may see "AM33x" drivers mentioned for specific laptops (e.g., or Fujitsu LIFEBOOK A555 ). In these contexts, the driver usually refers to a specific internal USB component or bridge chip that shares a hardware ID with the AM335x series [2, 5]. For these devices, it is recommended to use the official manufacturer support pages: HP Customer Support Fujitsu Support Developer Tools