Imagination Releases OpenWrt and LWM2M Stack Source Code for MIPS Creator Ci40 Development Board

MIPS Creator Ci40 is a development board made by Imagination technology that features the company’s Creator cXT200 “Pistachio” SoC with a dual core MIPS interAptiv processor @ 550MHz and Ensigma C4500 RPU for 802.11ac/ BT 4.1 LE connectivity. The boards are supposed to be shipped to Kickstarter backers in April, but in the meantime, the company has released the source code for OpenWrt distribution as well as LWM2M stack for the board.

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OpenWRT source code is available in OpenWrt repo in FlowM2M gitbub account. Building the code for MIPS Creator Ci40 is quite straightforward:


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Select IMG MIPS Pistachio in make menuconfig, save the settings, and then run make to build OpenWrt for the board. This will also build the toolchain, so you don’t need to install any before hand.

LWM2M stands for Lightweight Machine to Machine, and is a protocol from the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) for M2M / IoT device management, which defines the application layer communication protocol between a LWM2M Server and a LWM2M Client running on LWM2M Device. Imagination implementation is called Awa LWM2M. It’s a development suite that provides a number of components and tools.  For example a gateway will run both LWM2M daemon and client, but a sensor node would only run the client, Creator Ci40 board would communicate with sensors over 6LoWPAN using MikroElektronica 6LoWPAN Clicker boards.

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You can find the source code and documentation on Awa LWM2M github repo.

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