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5 Ideas on How To Organize Spices || 14 Spices Health Benefits Information | Food HashTag Life - Duration: 10:37.
namaste welcome to for hashtag life and in today's video I am going to share the
two few ideas on spice organization and a little information about your spices
specially the spices which we Indians use in our regular day-to-day kitchen so
this video has two parts one is spice organization and another one is
information regarding spices before starting this video I want to quickly
remind you one thing please subscribe to my channel and hit that death
notification it's very important so whenever I upload a new video you will
get notified so let's get started let's start with spice drawer this is actually
how I have organized spices in my home it is an inbuilt spice drawer which is
very useful for daily access now here is a quick look of behind the scene some
serious painting is going on okay so let's start with the organization
process on the top shelf in this red containers I keep turmeric coriander
powder and garam masala at the bottom I have spread newspaper and anti-skid mat
then in front I am keeping holes IRA or cumin mustard seeds patch foreign red
chili kara garam masala black salt hing Zira powder etc I used everything on
daily basis if you notice I have used all glass jars for spices specially for
spices to retain their aroma and benefits always use glass jar or steel
it is an old shoe box which I have repurposed from my daughter's cabinet
just because it fits with the space perfectly on the third shelf I used to
keep all extra spices to be refilled in this mug I used to store extra sauce
packets on the second shelf I used to store spices which I do not
use on regular basis but twice or thrice in a week
like as wine calozero basically the whole spices
I always keep salt and pepper on kitchen countertop as every day multiple times I
use them so this way it comes very handy now if you see this spice drawer is in a
perfect place just near the gas stove within my reach whenever I look for them
perfectly organized spice drawer according to my need rest of the Sheldon
reused spices I used to keep them in freezer to increase their shelf life
which I have mentioned in my fridge organization video if you wish to check
them then find the link in the description box or in the I button if
you do not have this type of a pullout drawer then simply use cabinet or
cupboard space the real challenge with the small space
is to keep only daily or frequently accessed items do not over clutter as
the cabinet will not be functional as you want it to maximize the space use
this type of a shelf riser to extract extra space for the functionality always
remember to keep daily or frequently used items in this cabinet use turntable
or lazy susan for better access of your spices it is so easy to just spin around
and find what you want and I have to mention about our very
famous Indian masala dhaba here you can see I keep only daily used spices and
here you can also keep bay leaf and dried whole chilli - because of the
shelf riser it is so helpful to just slide in and out the masala dhaba
overall this cabinet is very functional and neatly organized and for the extra
spices keep them in a single storage container again if you notice I chose
this cabinet because it is near the gas stove and this is very convenient for
the daily access idea number three is to use theta spice rack just place them
inside the cabinet or cupboard and organize spices according to their size
big bottles you keep back off the shelf and smaller containers should be kept in
front
if you have cupboard space then this three tower shelf is a very good
organizer for you and if you do not have cabinet space then you can place them on
kitchen counter to here you can see I have placed them just right beside the
gas stove very easily accessible and looking very clean and organized in this
way now move on to the idea number four if you do not have cabinet space you can
utilize your wall space mount any kind of a wall shelf to keep your spices
there I am just giving you some idea if possible you use the similar type of a
glass or steel container to store your spices it will look very nice on the
shelf and I completely forgot to shoot in this to blow canister I used to store
bay leaf and dried red chili there are plenty of options to help you out I will
try to put the links down below in the description box if you are interested to
purchase it online you can find the link in the description box below idea number
five counter top shelf you can use this type of a counter top shelf system too
if you are renting and you have issues with nailing the wall then definitely
you can go with this type of counter shelf in this way you can use the
vertical space to solve the small space problem you can hang it to on your wall
as this shelf has dual functionality
so I have given five organization ideas to organize your spices do let me know
in the comment section below which idea you liked the most or already you are
using now I am going to share medicinal properties of few spices specially which
we use in our daily Indian cooking recipes if you are interested then keep
watching as per your request I thought I should cover this important topic a
little disclaimer here all this information I have gathered after
reading different articles or from family members so do a little research
or consult your doctor before using anything if you have any health issues
always keep in mind that use spice in limited quantity overdose of anything is
not at all a good idea I will highlight only few medicinal goodness which can be
remembered easily let's start with most commonly and every single day used spice
turmeric it has a great anti-inflammatory property which helps
to reduce pain its curcumin substance helps to reduce swelling and turmeric
use widely to make medicines
spice number two coriander seeds or coriander powder it helps to decrease
blood sugar blood pressure improve cholesterol levels helps to prevent
urinary tract infection spice number three cumin mostly used to enhance the
taste of the recipe it helps to maintain healthy skin most immunity remove toxin
from our body spice number four red chilli in spite of its heat and flavor
it is a great source of vitamin C and carotene which helps to boost immunity
or prevent spreading prostate cancer spice number five muster seeds it is an
excellent source of vitamin b-complex rich source of minerals helps to
lowering cholesterol relieve muscle pain helps reducing constipation to spice
number six punch foreign which is a combination of Kalonji fennel seeds
fenugreek seeds coriander seeds and cumin seeds nagare seeds or Kalonji
fight with dental issues fennel also overcome in digestion and gas a
controlled stomach pain fenugreek seeds it is the most beneficial spice among
Indian spices it helps to control diabetic reduce inflammation it is said
that it helps to increase milk flow for breastfeeding mothers spice number nine
pepper another spice which has enormous health benefits it aids weight loss it
helps to get rid of gas helps to get relief from asthma and nasal congestion
spice number ten and 11 is cardamom and cloves cardamom has digestive properties
fight with gas constipation etc clove it has antioxidant properties
anti-inflammatory like clove oil used for relived dental pains
spice number 12 cinnamon it can fight against fungal and bacterial infection
and it is high source of antioxidant spice number 13 hink or asafoetida it
helps to fight stomach pain helps to relieve gas and also helpful for
menstrual problem last but not the least our very own spice number 14 garam
masala this spice is a combination of black pepper clove cinnamon cardamom
mace bay leaf cumin fennel caraway seeds dry ginger etc already I have
covered few of them in spite of those medicinal properties our indian kitchen
is incomplete without this spice so these spices are full of health benefits
and full of flavor
this ideas how you can organize your spices and you got little information
about your spices - if you liked it give it a big thumbs up and share it with
your loved ones don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more videos
and if you interested see this two videos right over here I see you on the
next one till then take care bye bye
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5 Ideas on How To Organize Spices || 14 Spices Health Benefits Information | Food HashTag Life - Duration: 10:37.namaste welcome to for hashtag life and in today's video I am going to share the
two few ideas on spice organization and a little information about your spices
specially the spices which we Indians use in our regular day-to-day kitchen so
this video has two parts one is spice organization and another one is
information regarding spices before starting this video I want to quickly
remind you one thing please subscribe to my channel and hit that death
notification it's very important so whenever I upload a new video you will
get notified so let's get started let's start with spice drawer this is actually
how I have organized spices in my home it is an inbuilt spice drawer which is
very useful for daily access now here is a quick look of behind the scene some
serious painting is going on okay so let's start with the organization
process on the top shelf in this red containers I keep turmeric coriander
powder and garam masala at the bottom I have spread newspaper and anti-skid mat
then in front I am keeping holes IRA or cumin mustard seeds patch foreign red
chili kara garam masala black salt hing Zira powder etc I used everything on
daily basis if you notice I have used all glass jars for spices specially for
spices to retain their aroma and benefits always use glass jar or steel
it is an old shoe box which I have repurposed from my daughter's cabinet
just because it fits with the space perfectly on the third shelf I used to
keep all extra spices to be refilled in this mug I used to store extra sauce
packets on the second shelf I used to store spices which I do not
use on regular basis but twice or thrice in a week
like as wine calozero basically the whole spices
I always keep salt and pepper on kitchen countertop as every day multiple times I
use them so this way it comes very handy now if you see this spice drawer is in a
perfect place just near the gas stove within my reach whenever I look for them
perfectly organized spice drawer according to my need rest of the Sheldon
reused spices I used to keep them in freezer to increase their shelf life
which I have mentioned in my fridge organization video if you wish to check
them then find the link in the description box or in the I button if
you do not have this type of a pullout drawer then simply use cabinet or
cupboard space the real challenge with the small space
is to keep only daily or frequently accessed items do not over clutter as
the cabinet will not be functional as you want it to maximize the space use
this type of a shelf riser to extract extra space for the functionality always
remember to keep daily or frequently used items in this cabinet use turntable
or lazy susan for better access of your spices it is so easy to just spin around
and find what you want and I have to mention about our very
famous Indian masala dhaba here you can see I keep only daily used spices and
here you can also keep bay leaf and dried whole chilli - because of the
shelf riser it is so helpful to just slide in and out the masala dhaba
overall this cabinet is very functional and neatly organized and for the extra
spices keep them in a single storage container again if you notice I chose
this cabinet because it is near the gas stove and this is very convenient for
the daily access idea number three is to use theta spice rack just place them
inside the cabinet or cupboard and organize spices according to their size
big bottles you keep back off the shelf and smaller containers should be kept in
front
if you have cupboard space then this three tower shelf is a very good
organizer for you and if you do not have cabinet space then you can place them on
kitchen counter to here you can see I have placed them just right beside the
gas stove very easily accessible and looking very clean and organized in this
way now move on to the idea number four if you do not have cabinet space you can
utilize your wall space mount any kind of a wall shelf to keep your spices
there I am just giving you some idea if possible you use the similar type of a
glass or steel container to store your spices it will look very nice on the
shelf and I completely forgot to shoot in this to blow canister I used to store
bay leaf and dried red chili there are plenty of options to help you out I will
try to put the links down below in the description box if you are interested to
purchase it online you can find the link in the description box below idea number
five counter top shelf you can use this type of a counter top shelf system too
if you are renting and you have issues with nailing the wall then definitely
you can go with this type of counter shelf in this way you can use the
vertical space to solve the small space problem you can hang it to on your wall
as this shelf has dual functionality
so I have given five organization ideas to organize your spices do let me know
in the comment section below which idea you liked the most or already you are
using now I am going to share medicinal properties of few spices specially which
we use in our daily Indian cooking recipes if you are interested then keep
watching as per your request I thought I should cover this important topic a
little disclaimer here all this information I have gathered after
reading different articles or from family members so do a little research
or consult your doctor before using anything if you have any health issues
always keep in mind that use spice in limited quantity overdose of anything is
not at all a good idea I will highlight only few medicinal goodness which can be
remembered easily let's start with most commonly and every single day used spice
turmeric it has a great anti-inflammatory property which helps
to reduce pain its curcumin substance helps to reduce swelling and turmeric
use widely to make medicines
spice number two coriander seeds or coriander powder it helps to decrease
blood sugar blood pressure improve cholesterol levels helps to prevent
urinary tract infection spice number three cumin mostly used to enhance the
taste of the recipe it helps to maintain healthy skin most immunity remove toxin
from our body spice number four red chilli in spite of its heat and flavor
it is a great source of vitamin C and carotene which helps to boost immunity
or prevent spreading prostate cancer spice number five muster seeds it is an
excellent source of vitamin b-complex rich source of minerals helps to
lowering cholesterol relieve muscle pain helps reducing constipation to spice
number six punch foreign which is a combination of Kalonji fennel seeds
fenugreek seeds coriander seeds and cumin seeds nagare seeds or Kalonji
fight with dental issues fennel also overcome in digestion and gas a
controlled stomach pain fenugreek seeds it is the most beneficial spice among
Indian spices it helps to control diabetic reduce inflammation it is said
that it helps to increase milk flow for breastfeeding mothers spice number nine
pepper another spice which has enormous health benefits it aids weight loss it
helps to get rid of gas helps to get relief from asthma and nasal congestion
spice number ten and 11 is cardamom and cloves cardamom has digestive properties
fight with gas constipation etc clove it has antioxidant properties
anti-inflammatory like clove oil used for relived dental pains
spice number 12 cinnamon it can fight against fungal and bacterial infection
and it is high source of antioxidant spice number 13 hink or asafoetida it
helps to fight stomach pain helps to relieve gas and also helpful for
menstrual problem last but not the least our very own spice number 14 garam
masala this spice is a combination of black pepper clove cinnamon cardamom
mace bay leaf cumin fennel caraway seeds dry ginger etc already I have
covered few of them in spite of those medicinal properties our indian kitchen
is incomplete without this spice so these spices are full of health benefits
and full of flavor
this ideas how you can organize your spices and you got little information
about your spices - if you liked it give it a big thumbs up and share it with
your loved ones don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more videos
and if you interested see this two videos right over here I see you on the
next one till then take care bye bye
-------------------------------------------
Webinar On-Demand: First steps with Heterogeneous Multicore Processing on the NXP i.MX 7 - Duration: 1:03:03.
Welcome to this webinar hosted by Toradex
entitled 'First steps with Heterogeneous Multicore Processing on the NXP i.MX 7'.
My name is Raul Munoz, I'm a Field Application Engineer at Toradex Brazil.
I will present the webinar today showing the basic steps to start the development with Heterogeneous Multicore systems.
The webinar will be the part 1 of 2, for
the second one, we invite Stefano, Product Manager, from ARM team to show the ARM DS-MDK
and we will much more focus on "How to advanced debug on Heterogeneous Multicore"
I want to thank you everyone for joining us today. A
little bit about the agenda: I will quickly introduce the Colibri iMX7 and the
Multicore Heterogeneous Architecture and after that, I will show you how to
configure the Cortex-M and using just the console and the terminal we're going
to build this and and I will run it using U-boot and I will take the
advantage that I will be in the U-boot and I will show you how to how to
automatically start the Cortex-M. So, after that I will also show you how to
configure the Eclipse to build and debug it and also how to avoid some
peripheral conflicts, and by the end of this webinar, if we have
time I will show you a very quick example of how we do internal communication
between the both cores. So I'm not going to show you the code until the Eclipse
because I really would like to show you how we compile and do
everything here and so keep calm and I will show you the firmware and the
code when I import everything to the Eclipse. For those of you unfamiliar with
Toradex, we specialize in embedded computing solution, in particular, ARM-based
system or module or SoMs. We have two families of SoMs,
Colibri and Apalis, within which the modules are
pin-compatible and interchangeable. We perform hardware and software
development in-house and generally we guarantee 10 years product lifecycle
support. We also offer free technical support directly from our developers
and sales are also handled directly by Toradex. Our products can be ordered right
from our website and finally, we have offices throughout the world allowing us
to serve the needs of regional markets with a local warehouse, local sales, and
technical support. Before I start the practical examples, I would like to
emphasize two other things. First, first one is about our Toradex carrier boards
we have some options for development like the evaluation board and the Aster board,
but we also have couple of them we sell in volumes, so you can really
use that in your production. I'm emphasizing this because new customers
that do not want to create their own base board can start to test them MVP -
Minimum Viable Products using our boards and if necessary in the future they can
create their own. Another important thing is about our carrier board is that all
of them are open projects, so if you want to create your own, I really
recommend you to check our website and find our reference designs you can just
copy our reference design and create your own. The second remark I would like to
comment on is about our developer website. Like I told you
before Toradex has free engineering support,
therefore we try to document as many technical aspects of the product as
possible in order to reduce support time for the recurrence questions. During our
our history we have generated a very good amount of documents and articles in
our developer page. I really recommend everyone to have a
look in there so just go to developer.toradex.com and you will see all our
documents. All the examples I will present today can be very easily
reproduced by yourself if you search for FreeRTOS in our developer website.
Now let's talk a little bit about the computer on module we are going to use today.
The Toradex Colibri iMX7 is based on the NXP i.MX 7 processor. We have two
versions - one single core with a Cortex-A7 with 800 Mhz. In another core
another version dual core with a Cortex-A7 with one Ghz each. All the
modules comes with RAM and Flash and the Colibri iMX7 single core comes with
256 MB of RAM and the dual core comes with 512 MB. Both versions
have NAND Flash memory with 512 MB. For those unfamiliar with
heterogeneous multicore, this System-on-chip have the Cortex-A7 like I
mentioned before and in addition another Cortex-M4 with
200 MHz. In the webinar today I will show you how to start development for
this additional core using Toradex SoMs with iMX7 and by the end of the
session, you will be able to understand how to compile, debug, and create a
simple communication between both cores.
Talking a little bit about the advantage of this architecture,
the first one is and I consider the most important one is that Heterogeneous Multicore
is a hardware solution for real-time systems. In the i.MX 7, you will see a
dual core processor composed of a Cortex-A7 side-by-side with a Cortex-M4
The basic idea is that you can really run an abstract operating system
like Linux in the Cortex-A and independently and in parallel you
can execute a real-time OS like FreeRTOS with the Cortex-M. The second
consideration is about the peripherals. The Cortex-M4 core lives side by side
the Cortex-A7 and other peripherals, like UART, I2C, SPI, GPIO and
others can be accessed equally by increasing the flexibility of choosing
which peripheral we will handle by each core. Since it's just a software
configuration, it allows you to decide future changes without changing your hardware.
Another important thing is about the memory. iMX7 Cortex-M is not
like a traditional microcontroller, because there is no NOR
flash where the firmware is stored and executed from.
Sorry about the noise. In the iMX7 SoC case, always boots using the Cortex-A7
core, the core is equal to the internal boot which loads the boot loader such as
U-boot and the boot loader will load the firmware from the mass storage like SD card,
NAND, or even TFTP into the memory, and trigger the Cortex-M4 to start
executing the firmware. The good point is that to upgrade or replace your firmware
you just need to replace the binary in your mass storage device. Talking a
little bit about available memories, the Cortex-M can access different types of
memory regions. So, couple of them is a little
bit smaller and couple of them is larger. The current slide show the region
options, size, and the linker file that you can use to compile each region and
you can see, you can easily find this linkers file in the folder,
platform/devices/MCIMX7D/linker/GCC. I will clone the repository after this, little
bit further, and you we were able to get these files as well. Now let's talk a
little bit about environment. For the example I will show here today, I have
the development environment exactly like in this slide. So I have an evaluation board
with the Colibri iMX7, this board will be connected to my computer through two
different USB to Serial cables. One will be connected to the UART A, this will be
the UART used to communicate with the Cortex-A7. Basically, it's the interface
we're going to use to interact with the Embedded Linux. The other UART,
the UART B, will be the one configured to communicate with the Cortex-M
therefore, in the second terminal you will be able to see the firmware login
message, all the print file messages I add to my firmware. I also have a
JTAG from SEGGER connected to the JTAG connector. And this will be the tool that
will allow me to debug the Cortex-M. I also have an Ethernet cable that will
just help me to load the TFTP binary just once, just for development. Now
let me explain the next step, because I will start to play around the terminal
and so I need to remark what I'm going to do, to make it a little bit
clearer. So first of all, I need to configure a toolchain
I'm not going to download here but I will show you how you can do that I will
download examples as well, and as well I will not show you how, I'm not going
to download with you, but I will show here exactly the
commands you need to do to clone our your with our repository. So then I will
play around and I will compile and run through the Linux terminal, after that
I will take the advantage that I will be playing on U-boot and I will show you
how to autorun using the U-boot so I will show how we can turn on the board
and automatically load the firmware to the M-4, then I will add in this example
into the Eclipse and configure how how to debug inside the Eclipse
just in that point I will show what my firmware is doing and a little bit about
code, it's a very simple code but then during debug I will show the
code and in the end of this section, I will show another example doing boot core
communication...
So I'm asking my friend here to share all the links that I have in my screen
with you by the chat window, so keep your eyes open in the chat window and all
these commands will pop up in your chat. So about the tool chain I already have
mine so we suggest you to download the Linaro 4.9 and just track this, so if you are using Ubuntu or any other
you have to have these prior requirements very similar like we
have here in the image. So I would like to take one minute to show you our
developer webpage so what I want to show you is we have developer page
developer.toradex.com and if you just search for FreeRTOS, the first
link we have here will be a very nice guide for you to follow me here today, so
about the toolchain, you can just come here in GNU Makefiles and Cmake
with GCC and here you have the link for the toolchain and the explanation how to
configure that. So also about the repository that's my
next slide, I already have it my board, I don't want to clone it here because it will
take a while so you can just git clone minus B, the branch, and our URL and then
we will also have the same repository I have here, so let's come back here to my
PPT so here, OK, so once you clone the repository you will be able to see these
folders: docs, examples, middleware platforms and also our TOS, the two
folders I want to emphasize is the docs, if you take a look in the docs you will see
couple of documents and the RPMsg_RTOS_Layer_User's guide is one I
really suggest you to have a look if you are going to use communication between
two cores. Then we have the examples, inside examples we have the iMX7_colibri_m4
this will be the folder I will really
play around today so that will be the folder with all the
examples supported to our module. OK good, so let me just open here my Linux
machine. So like I explained before, the right side I have a terminal connected
to UART B and that will be the UART used to communicate with the Cortex-M and in
the left side I have my UART A connected to my Cortex-A7 and here is
where the Linux will come up. And then I have another terminal here, just a
second, this one, this is my computer. So let me go to the repository
just like you home/project/Colibri iMX7, that's in my case of course and then I have
Cortex-M4 and new repo final, that's exactly what you have when you clone our
repository. So, like I told you, I have the docs and here I have a couple of nice
documents. I really recommend you to clone and take
a look and also I have the example with the platform
iMX7_Colibri_M4. OK, here we have couple of files
used by our module and also we have two folders: driver example and manual apps
I'm going to use the first example is inside driver examples and the second one we
have demo apps, so inside demo apps I have also RPMsg and that will be the
second example I'm going to show you so let's go here in driver examples and
let's see what we have here. We have examples for ADC, SPI, Flexscan, GPIO
Gtimers, I2C, UART, and Watchdog, so I really recommend you to have a
look in each example once you start development with Multicore Heterogenous. The example I'm going to compile for now is the GPIO_bank2
_iMX7, so we have here the main, a couple of other configuration
file, and the RMGC folder. Let's quickly have a look in the main so what we have
here is a very simple firmware with a main function with hardware initialization, some
print files, initialization for GPIO, and I will read a push button and
according to the push button level I will pass this value to LED so
then I will keep my my while true here and once I change the GPIO status I will
update the LED, my LED OK, so I'm not going to show you much
more about the firmware now, so let's go here in ARM GCC and here is where I
need to show you, again my PPT, so here we go every time you want
to compile example you have to export the ARMGCC_DIR, that will
make the terminal know where your toolchain is placed it so you have to export
every time you close your terminal and you want to compile again using the
console, the terminal, so let me do this command here export ARMGCC_
DIR and gcc-arm-none-4_9-2015 So let's
export it and now let's show what we have here, let me clean this project and
we have two script build - we have one for build and one for clean, and we have the
CMake list file, this is a very important file, because I will show you here if you
are not familiar with CMake, this is the file
based to create that the CMake will base to create all the makefiles. So, this is
an easier way to create makefiles, so the two important points I would
like to show you is all the Linkers I mentioned before you can select the
Linker, just changing this Linker here and you have the included directories
you will use here so once you want to add more files or more folders, you have
to come here, add more paths and recompile it again and also you
the .C files and .A files must be here, for example, in this example I'm not
using FreeRTOS so I don't have any code of FreeRTOS, once you wanna
use FreeRTOS, you can base it in a project that already used FreeRTOS
or you can just come here and include the paths needed. So let's build it
and I will show you a couple of other things. First, in White here, is about the
CMake generating the makefiles and in Green, we have the make
executed and create the debug file and now for release the same, now let's
take a look at the debug folder, so here we have another build debug script
and a GPIO.iMX elf file, that's the binary we are going to load
in our M4 using U-boot. But now I would like to show you build debug script
Here what we have, the CMake common and the Make
common, so one important thing here is we are selecting debug in that
configuration and I'm also adding Eclipse CDT4, this Eclipse CDT4
will generate also the .C project and .Projects used by
Eclipse to import all the projects. So let me close it and let me show you
also the .C project and the .projects. So if you don't
have this, your Eclipse, you will not be able to find the project, so you must
come here again and generate it using the CMake, so now let's come back here
to the PPT and I will explain you two things. Now we have the binary, let me
take the mark here, now we have that we the build elf and we have the elf
file there is two ways to take this elf and execute in U-boot, you can just use
your SD card or you can use a TFTP folder, so in my case I already have the
TFTP configured so I don't need SD card and I will make my life easy in that
point, so in the U-boot there is two columns, one for a SD card and another
one for TFTP, basically they are the same, they just load the binary into the
load address and then they boot the load address. Let me do this here
sorry, here we go, just a second, here we go
let me copy the GPIO elf file to SRV TFTP and I will change the name
to M4.elf, just to make my life easier in the U-boot. Now, I will
switch to the other two terminals here, one for U-boot and the other for
the Cortex-M and that will be the first time I will turn all my system here
let's do it one two three here we go I have the U-boot
in the left side and I had the M4 in the right side so let's do
the command to load this file TFTP $
loadaddress and m4.elf. Okay, cool, I got just got the binary
and that's in the loading address now and and if I want to run it I just need to
bootout and the same address, load address, so I will just select here for
you to see the right side bringing up so I will press enter in the Cortex-A
and here we go, we see the Cortex-M coming up. Let me quickly configure it and one thing in my
terminal here, preference, profiles...Okay, cool, not that much
that's better, Okay, so you can see in the right side, the GPIO coming up in a Hello
message, and as I know, I can just push the button and we will see the LED
turning on and the LED turning off so I can keep doing that and that's my M-4
running my firmware. So that's a very basic example, but I just want to show
you how we start the M4, and now taking the advantage of here
in the U-boot, I will show you how I can automatically boot the M4 just
after I boot my Linux, sorry just after I boot my U-boot, and before my Linux so
let me show you this another PPT here, what you have here is, okay we have
after 2.7 Beta 2 we provided a UBI volume to store the firmware, we call
it M4-firmware. So, what we can do here is just
ubi part ubi, we can load using TFTP or SD card again and we can
write this binary into M4 firmware filesize, so once we do that we have the
firmware in our NAND flash, and then after you reboot you can just ubi read
load address M4-firmware and boot the M4. So you can do that just by your
hand and then you can also set this M4-boot environment and this is
M4 boot environment will be called every time we turn on the system, it's
so once you set this environment you
don't need to do anything, the U-boot will do everything automatically so
let's do this and let me, just a second, yeah here we go
let me find my command file, here we go, so I will restart my board
here, I will do TFTP again, so let me find where again, here we go, TFTP again
load address M4 elf, now I have the binary in load address I will ubi
part and I will write this into the load address area in the M4 firmware area
oh yeah, here we go, ubi write M4, and filesize is just
security valued to make sure you don't write more than M4 firmware have. Okay
cool, now the firmware is in my NAND, so I can just reboot, I can ubi again
ubi part ubi and I can read this from my
NAND flash, so now I'm not using TFTP I'm taking from my NAND and I will also
I'm not I will not boot that yet, oh sorry, let me just do it again
I will before we load that and then I will bootaux load address
Now we're going to see here in the right side the boots coming up, okay now it works, and
now I want that every time I restart my system this firmware
starts so I will set in it exactly the same command I just did now
so I will set in M4 ubi read and I will boot every time, just do that
and save. So, now, I
will select here just for you to see and I will restart my
system. So, I will leave the Linux coming up and I will see the right
side what's going on here here we go my firmware is on, I can
switch during the kernel, firmware is running, and Linux is coming up. Okay cool, so
let's just remove this for now because I don't want this M4 boot
happening every time because I will debug and i will show other things
here so I will clean this environment again and we'll save it again and I will
restart to make sure the firmware is not working. Okay, cool, the firmware is not working
just a second, yeah here we go, now let's start talking about the Eclipse
I will import this project to the Eclipse
for you to see, here we go, Cortex M4, Eclipse, let me open
my Eclipse here, Okay, once I did this webinar today I will just remove this
process from here and this one I will delete and I will show how to import it
again, so let's just, to import this process into Eclipse, you can just use
right clicking the project's plotter, import an existing project into the
workspace browser and then you have to find your project, so mine is in
the new repo final, examples, iMX7 Colibri driver gpio bank2 so then I
can okay here and this project here just appeared, because I have the .C
project and the .project so you have to keep your
eyes if you did everything right to have this project automatically
appearing here. Let me finish and I will open the most important folder, target
gpio iMX source files and I want to open the main now so like I show you
before I have this main instructions and our while just taking the key and pass the value
through the LED. Okay, now I want to show you about the debugging
how to configure the debugging using eclipse
so I will show you, here we go, okay so for you using this Segger JTAG, you have
to install this plugin, this Eclipse plug-in, so you can
just go to help - install new software add the URL and install the GDB Segger J-Link Debugging
My friend is sharing with you all these links, so don;t worry,
keep your eyes open to the to the chat
window and you will be able to see other links i'm showing you today and also you
have to install JTAG tools, so if you go to this link segger.downloads.jlink, you will be
able to find the "J link software and documentation package" so
make sure you have both packages before debugging with Eclipse, so
let me show you the debugging configuration here, once you have this
plug-in, you can see the GDB SEGGER J-link debugging here, and you can
create a new one then you have something similar to this, in my case I just selected
the project here I sometimes automatically I can see the
GPIO iMX elf file here and in my case I like to disable the autobuild,
I don't like every time before debugging, I do it again, I prefer to build that by
myself so switching to the second type debugger you have to find your user link
being J-link GDB SEGGER, this is the one you will
have after installing the SEGGER packages and tools so once you install the previews
package I just showed you, you will be able to find this server and
then in the device machine you have to complete exactly like mine, the one I
just shared with you in the chat, this configuration and in my case I as far as
I remember I just changed the JTAG here and also I change the other flags
to that, to that command here and I also added my Toradex iMX7D Connect Cortex J Link
script and this script
I can also I just share with you using my using the chat window so if you want
to want to download this just click the link I shared with you, then finally you
have the gdb client setup and you have to select also the arm none avi gdb
from your tool chain so in my case it was in the directory and i just
selected the gdb here then if you switch to the second that the other tabs start
up as far as I remember I just changed here to Auto and I add monitor reset
zero and the other stuff, I just left exactly like I have here and I didn't
change much more I think but you can follow my my configuration and just use
my configuration. So once I have it I want to tell you that the debugger
configuration from Eclipses with SEGGER like this setup I did doesn't work
hundred percent well so I found the way that works better if you execute the
firmware before so I will just execute any firmware here, so I just execute my M4
here and then you can download the new app here and it will work much much
better so let me debug here, ok cool, now we have
debug and then I will show you hiring initialization we have clock
initialization , RDC initialization and the debug UART
the UART 2 we are using today and also I have the RDC to the GPIO Bank2
just to protect conflicts between the Cortex-A7 and the Cortex-M
but I will not explain too much more about here and I will show you the log
messages coming up in the right side here so next step next step
next step next step and here, I will initialize the GPIO I will be using
today so I have here the GPIO in its for the switch one pin and here I have
the GPIO we need for this board GPIO 61 configured and let me show you what we
have here and this is just a link for undefined for this other structure so
here is the first important point in my webinar so just a second
sorry let me see here and go here we go the main message for you about this
first example, is about how you use GPIO or every resource, every peripheral in our board,
so in our case, we are using Toradex boards then we cannot change our
hardware, so what I did here is I just saw my device tree and I found the less used
bank used by my Cortex-A used by my Linux, what I did then I choose the
bank2o and then I remove everything from the device tree and I left that
exclusively to the M4, if you are doing your own carrier board I
recommend you to choose the banks for the Linux and divide it couple of
banks to the M4 so don't mix banks in the Cortex-M and the Cortex-A7 and if
you do your custom carrier board, you can easily change in your device tree
to make sure you didn't have any conflicts. Then this next images will
show you how you how we configure any PINS - I will mark some PINS
once I decide for the GPIO bank to and then I will use this
exclusively to the Cortex M-4, I went to my Colibri datasheet and I found out
the GPIO to PINS and what PINS is it, for example, this one is the GPIO to PIN
22 and I found here what SODIMM is this PIN about, so once you found the
PIN, for example let's say that these are coming for this external
header here once you find it you have to make sure you got the correct ball name
here and if you can double check
if the ball name is really correct and also get more information about mux
for example to use as a GPIO and also couple of other
configuration in pads and other stocks so the most important is his name is PVC
there's far fgm/c a tune I'm going to show you the next image it let me just
clear here and here we go now that's the exactly they stripped it I stopped at my
software so I have too much truth it's about the 107 127 sorry this bounding
and GPIO 222 out mooks 5 so my MOOCs is here my pad configuration is also here
and I changed all the places here to the bounding I want to use and furthermore I
have this another structure telling what pin what direction which is input or
output and if is innate erupted mode I can change here and to make my life
easier I define it my board dot H and to finish I have to initialize this thing
with this structure and the configuration I want to use once you do
that you will be able to turn on and turn off or reach your GPIO let me clear
here come back and finally I want to show you what I did to my device trees I
removed everything about GPIO - so I delete everything to make sure I'm using
exclusively these bulbs thank you in the end far and I also disabled this Bank -
here now let's come back to the Eclipse and I will show you this so here has
couple of bonus let me switch one for example this is
one example for this switch for the later one also another no name here is
just copy-paste and I had five options here and two finally I will come back
here and I will initialize all my things and I will show you the wire function
here and we here we go we see key press count 0 and once I press the suite here
turns to one and pass this value to my LED and my lady is all and we print the
value of the lady so here we go let this one and I will turn up again
and then and then ok cool so let's show you the second example and is that well
is the most interest interest example I
will close this project for now I will come back to my terminal here to the my
Linux machine and I'm going to the second example
so the second example is in the folder demo app if our PA let me see what we
have in demo apps we have hello world in different areas we have low power
example and we have self semester examples and rpms you see examples let's
go to our PMS eg ok we have here a ping-pong examples bare metal and a
freertos example we have also ah I STR echo bare metal and clear thoughts and
we have my example is a GPIO ciertos
here we have my files can RDC let's go stretch the RDC and let's build this and
impart these to eclipse it's easier to work inside there so I'm going to go
here in the clip see let me delete it let me part it again so import existing
project into the workspace browser demo app RPM a 2g GPIO okay and then I have
the project here let's finish it and open the main file is in target folder
GPIO FreeRTOS source file and mainly so before I show you this example I have
another PTT explaining ok I forgot about one thing
just come back a little bit in the conflict as I show you we have to avoid
conflicts in the bay in the GPIO bank between the cortex a7 and the cortex-m
but we also have to avoid conflict in FFF error so in our case we are using
the USB in the end far so you have to be sure you disable the wire to be by
section this u-boot comment are removing that from device tree so if you are
using a spicy SPI whatever you will want to use you have to be sure you disable
from the line of side now let's come back to the example I want to show you
now I have almost the same example the GPIO example but I add a little just
couple of functionalities to my example so I add here that message in unity
initialization that mess this messaging unit initialization is necessary to
realize to do communication between two cars I also add a very
simple tasks from FreeRTOS call STR echo test and is also read the FreeRTOS
scheduler here and inside this functionality I have far important
functions rpms eg unity initialization rpms eg rtos allocate TX
buffer I have rpms eg rtos send no copy messages and receive Linotype message so
this is very very similar socket communication or every other year about
communication we have so there is nothing much people so I will show you
that in the code and I will try to explain the ring the body okay let me
come back here so let me show you I have the main sample mostly like the preview
one the preview example I have this test kit starting and going to the static
functionality I have it exactly the same a GPIO reading a GPIO status and by
changing the GPIO stops I will update the lady LEDs and once I update the LED
I will also send a message to the Linux call it key 1 and the value as using the
allocate TX buffer and the same sending messages I will send that to the line of
sight and finally I add another functionality that we can receive
messages from the line oxide and once this messages have led I will see if LED
is LED 1 and if I want to change the value to 1 or 0 so I have a message from
the line ups to the m4 that can turn on or turn off my LED so
let's the bug this let me ping and compile it again using here the keeps it
here we go and I will also cop this file true Pio
out to my exp and for else and now let me come back here today okay cool in the
u-boot first of all just to avoid problems I will run my 10 far now I have
this Empire example here and I will start the buggy here we have oh I'm
sorry adjusting the personalized beauty again here we go let me copy the body
configuration that's exactly the same configuration we had before and let the
bug it ok I stopped it in the main function and I will add couple of break
points for make our life easier so I want to see before I start the
communication between cars what's going on here in the RTOS rpms EG
initialization and if I switch my Bush bottle I want to see my messages going
out from here to the Lions and also if I receive any messages with led into the
data I want to stop here and check this function so let's play so I stop it here
in the first big the beginning of the test and once I press one step I will be
closed here until the liner to start the communication so let's go to the line
ups let's boot the line now I have carreƱo coming out and
after the candle I have my district my root filesystem and here to start the
communication I have to modprobe I met underscore R P MSG underscore tu tu I so
multi press ENTER I will see that the body automatically starts the to be
communication so let's press enter here we go now I got the communication I will
just update the switch in the legend level and I will keep here in the Y or
English GPIO so let's just play let's just play here Wow
now coming back to the Linux I need to just okay cool
let me show you one thing before we have now left death qi r pn SG this will be
the device you can just open read and write to me to create a communication
between both cars so i will use here in the shell I will change this to eco mode
and I will get it in the exact tree just to have the file description for the TTY
rpms G and then I will cut I will cut this file and I will keep listen this
tool so let's switch the key here the push bottom let's push the button and
see what's going on here in the m4 sign so the key change the lab is now home
and I will create here my messages so my message now is key well can you guys see
the key one and then I will allocate that and not
transfer buffer I caught that to my transfer buffer and I will send it once
extended it's up here here for the line of sign okay cool let's just play it
again and I will switch again remove the breakpoint play again and I will keep
switching so here we go we can sing the line upside the messages and if I see
the microcontroller is also doing the same that's proof that we have the
microcontroller in the right side in a message inside in the line of side so of
course this message it doesn't appear for the line in a real-time but it helps
you to update our user interface for example to finish in this example I'd
like to show you we can also send the message each other from the line looks
to the end far so I will just echo lead 1 equal 1 to the third to the boss
communication and here we go I got the message the message right here and I did
a very simple software to get this message and I will turn the level
independently of the key so the model acts all I will play it again and I can
for example send another message let's say I want to scan taurah that brazil
here here we go I got the message in here exactly like I
think from the line looks to the end farm okay let me just play again here
without breakpoints here we go now we have line ox and we have I can just
excellent equals zero and I can see my legs
turning y'all out Carter zero and I can also keep listen and read the
communication from the Empire to the line of side okay let me come back here
I think that's all from my side I would like to thank you everyone for joining
me today I really really have to be about this webinar today that's my first
webinar in English I appreciate see everyone here online in keeping heat
with me from the beginning to now and I will open for questions and answers so
if you have any question we have four minutes to keep answering our questions
so send your question to us I will be very happy to help you
okay there is a question here about the it is necessary to race race target
system every time we want to reload this and far so as far as I know I think you
need to restart everything but I'm not sure I think that now like using the G
tag I just restart the big binary to the to
the first vector so I'm not sure I will confirm this question and I will come
back to you
the question here is is possible to share the same Bank GPIO Bank between
the cortex a7 in the cortex in far so as I explained in the example I recommend
you to use exclusively each Bank for each car but I know that sometimes words
but if you for example you are using interrupted I think you're going to have
a problem so I will strongly recommend you to use a specific bank for each
course but - we need to avoid conflicts that you will not see the kernel doing
in a park or you are doing in this line side
there is another question here if you're going to share the PPT file that is like
the images and also if it's possible to see this webinar again in our website so
I would like to show you where we have other web cleaners here just a second
here we go I will open the toradex website
here we go to red X and we have here new and even and we have videos so here you
can just filter for our webinars we have and this webinar will also be available
here in this next couple of days
there is also another question about is the u-boot the same you will use it to
to start the kernel the line of scale yeah this is the u-boot for our iMac 7
we implement and we got the implementation to boot them far from
free scale and also we did some change but yeah it's our our new boots for the
same you boot we do for Kara no we do for Empire and you also can use the file
system to boot in fr is not a problem
there is one question about is possible to the birthday a seven exactly the same
way we do for in farm so in my opinion doesn't make there is two ways to debug
the a seven if you want to debug all the kirino code you yes you can do that
using Seeger and also there is another way
compiling from just debugging a single application but if you want to debug a
single application I recommend you just use Ethernet cable in gdb you probably
will be finding much better than using a jpg and also you can use other carrier
boards we have even without the jtag connector
there is no question here about logging to the flash from the end far so as far
as I know you have to use the tube communication to censor the lineups and
then you can save it into the flash but we have an example here we can easily
play a seven and you can see the Empire buffering couple of information from the
goal throw the HC for example and but that's
all this data is in red so you will not be you lose if you restart the system
for sure but you probably will not escape from send a message it to
so there is another question here does the same is cause ability for in farmers
87 recommend for Jo apply to all peripherals like Ken or SPI yes exactly
so if you use UART V for example in the end part you have to avoid conflicts and
stop use that in the cortex a7 that's the same for Jo for Jo Bank for you art
SPI especially all the Perl Pharaohs
is one person here about the how much data I can transfer between both cards
so I also recommend you to have a look in this page again I have here FreeRTOS
on our developer web page and we have here single parts just talking about the
communication let me find this here here changing our P MSG buffer counts and
buffer size I recommend you to have a look here and probably we will answer
your question about this how many data we can transfer between both cars hello
everyone I'm so sorry but we are out of time we pass more than five minutes from
the folder for the scandal so I really sorry about answer there other questions
but I will do that by mail so you can email us in our support channel here in
our image you can see all the channels so I'm really thank you everyone should
be here and I'm sorry again about my English my Portuguese accent but I'm
really happy everyone is here thank you very much
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"Gatsby so provocative", she asking, "Why you say that?!"
I'm chillin', real winner feelin Rich kid, self grown: paint me as a villain
Workin prohibition: Alphonse Capone I got a west egg big mansion, seaplane, no drone
Parties? I run those.
Why though? Cause I said so
Roll deep in the green dough, I got five thousand for closed-toes
I got big shares in Ford Co., you faker than some Sweet'N Low
Yeah, you got some polo gear, but really
are you sportin though?
Are you sportin though?
Player are you sportin though?
tennis, track and polo's for beginners, you ain't even know
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Watch a hater hate me, wanna play me like a piano
My Wolfshiem know back streets, yo' girl, she lost keys
No sweat like dry tees and y'all fall down with weak knees
You fakers ain't shopping these, fakers ain't looking like me
Nah, I ain't checking I.D. but I let 'em in no problem
Tell 'em, Problem (Problem!)
I'm winnin', yeah, yeah, I'm winnin' I'm winnin', yeah, yeah, I'm winnin'
I'm winnin', yeah, yeah, I'm winnin' Rich kid, self grown, paint me as a villain
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Different color, my sailboat, telegram my stack load
STOP. that's my fair share and your girl drank my day fare.
And I've made rich, life ain't fair (silver spoon coon, gold)
Ain't nobody sicker and my spinner "vroom, vroom, " gold
Ain't nobody spinners don't make noise when they start
up, just so you know Top of the wall street elite, rich forever,
a million was not the quota My father ain't own the MoMA and failed
it with no diploma Years off, got no rules, cooling out in those
tidepools More green than your rash moods and I'm too
fly, like Babe Ruth Got a mansion in the west egg, that a-k-a
New green, new green, (okay-kay-kay) How did I get here you have no idea
Nice creamy Royce, your blue coupe urea Spending this money, tastes better than chia
Live like a dracula, me and tequila Waking up broke, man, wouldn't wanna be ya
Friends with the fix man, help a player keep up
Bring in your wife, man, trouble when I see her
"Err-err-err-err": onomatopoeia, oh, I got my sport on! (tailormade)
I'm winning so they had to dump the lemonade And I have long since lost my family name
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Don't be mad cause I'm doing me better than you doing you
Better than you doing you, lol, what you gon' do?
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Dermot O'Leary hits the shop floor with his new M&S grooming range - Duration: 1:43.
Girls, how's it going?
Are we all ready for the launch?
Yeah, getting there. Getting there.
Morning!
Morning.
Just pop those on the top there.
Morning.
Morning.
Morning.
Smells gorgeous, doesn't it?
Oh! Hi.
Morning!
How are you?
Morning.
What are you doing here?
I realised, if I'm going to have to sell it I've got to put the hard yards in.
What made you want to go into skincare?
You realise, as you get older - I'm 43, almost 44!
Wow
Yeah I know, thanks!
You realise you've got to properly look after your skin.
This doesn't say trainee, but trust me it should!
So, teach me how to sell my gear.
You have to say: 'This is your day, this is your night, this is your eye.'
Any other tips?
Don't be afraid to try it on their face, as well.
You guys are like the wind beneath my wings.
Right gang.
Come on, bring it in!
[Tannoy: The store is now open.]
I've been working on this for the last couple of years.
Six products: day cream, night cream, eye roller.
It's not going to make you 20 years younger, you don't need that anyway...
10 will do!
Come on handsome...
This is what they call the hero product.
The All in One Day Cream.
Let's give this a go.
How does it feel?
Nice!
Really nice.
It's nice, yeah!
I think you're a face scrub guy!
This will be good for you.
Give me your hand.
This is before shave, yeah?
Go on, give him some more.
This is for when you're really tired.
This is the guy for you.
You've got great cheekbones!
How did I do?
Really good day.
Put the message out there.
When Head Office ask, I need you to put a good word in for me, right?
You know, that's getting awkward.
I'm just going to take it away.
Where's he going with that?
He's crazy!
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