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Yocto distribution layers and scripts are documented in the [Linux microPlatform Manifest](https://github.com/arduino/lmp-manifest)
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-**How can I access the bootloader console (U-Boot)?**
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To access the bootloader console, you need one of the following setups:
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- Portenta X8 with the Portenta Breakout Carrier, by connecting to UART2
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- Portenta X8 with the Portenta Max Carrier, by connecting to the micro-USB DBG USB0
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- Portenta X8 with the Mid Carrier, by connecting to UART2 using an FTDI serial adapter
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- Portenta X8 with the Hat Carrier, by connecting to UART2 using an FTDI serial adapter
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Once connected, open a terminal or serial console application on your computer. Then press any key in the console to interrupt the boot process and access the bootloader.
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For the U-Boot repository, visit: GitHub - arduino/u-boot-imx.
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-**Can both Linux and Arduino environments perform I/O operations?**
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Yes, The STM32H7 will expose all the peripherals that can be accessed by both the M4 core and the Linux environment.
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