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16 LEDs arranged in a 4x4 grid start grey and turn green according to boot flow: Power → LED0, U-Boot → LED1–4, Kernel → LED5–8, RootFS → LED9–11, Services → LED12–14, System Ready → LED15, with each stage staying on for 1 second to simulate the boot sequence.

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imx6qdl-sabresd

Python 3

Tkinter library (python3-tk on Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt install python3-tk

project simulates the boot LED sequence for the i.MX6QDL Sabre-SD board using two approaches

C Program (imx6qdl_sabre_led) – Console-based simulation of 16 LEDs representing boot stages.

Python GUI (led_gui.py) – Graphical simulation with a 4x4 LED grid showing each stage of the boot process.

Boot LED Flow Summary

Power ON → LED0

U-Boot stage → LED1–LED4

Kernel boot → LED5–LED8

RootFS mount → LED9–LED11

Services init → LED12–LED14 (Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / Ethernet)

System Ready → LED15

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16 LEDs arranged in a 4x4 grid start grey and turn green according to boot flow: Power → LED0, U-Boot → LED1–4, Kernel → LED5–8, RootFS → LED9–11, Services → LED12–14, System Ready → LED15, with each stage staying on for 1 second to simulate the boot sequence.

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