Upload your kernel for Raspberry Pi over UART. Works on RaspberryPI 1 (teseted on Model B+)

##Usage

• Install python2 dependency pyserial
• Install arm-none-eabi-gcc (if you want to compile the firmware)
• Compile firmware:

cd firmware
make

OR use precompiled firmware/kernel.img just because I'm a good guy.

• Mount boot partition of your SD card (burned with some OS, like Raspbian) and replace kernel.img with the one you get after compilation step.
• Connect UART (GPIO pins 14 and 15) to PC via USB-to-TTL connector (or anything else you prefer).
• Open virtual terminal (like GNU screen) at /dev/ttyUSBX (X is a number), 115200 baud.
• Insert MicroSD card and power up Pi.
• Note message 'waiting for image on UART'.
• run client-tool/rpi-uart-boot.py <path/to/your/kernel.img>.
• You kernel will be uploaded to address 0x8000, as if it was booted from MicroSD card.
• Enjoy!

#Licence Licenced under MIT licence (see LICENCE). Developed by RostakaGmfun for personal purposes.