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Quickstart for i.MX 93 Applications Processor

This page guides you through the steps for creating an Arm Virtual Hardware i.MX 93 with a stock firmware, and shows how to access its Linux command line interface.

Create your device​

To create your Arm Virtual Hardware i.MX 93 instance, do the following:

  1. Log in to AVH with your Arm account at https://app.avh.corellium.com. If you do not have an Arm account you can register here.

  2. After login you should land on Devices page. There click Create device:

    AVH Devices page

  3. Choose your project.

    Default project selection for AVH i.MX93

  4. On the Select Device view click on the i.MX93 board to proceed with creation of corresponding virtual instance.

    Select i.MX93 device

  5. On the Configure your device screen, you will see a dropdown menu Select an example firmware with stock firmware options available for the target platform in AVH. For this quickstart example we will keep the default selection. Click Select.

    Default firmware selection for AVH i.MX93

  6. On the Confirm Details screen you can specify the device name and verify your selections. Keep the advanced boot options unchecked and then click Create device.

    Confirmation screen

  7. The device will then be created. It takes a few moments.

    Creating device

  8. Your virtual i.MX 93 Applications Processor board is now ready to go! You shall see a Linux console, display, three output LEDs, and two input buttons.

Log in to console​

  1. Let's log in to the Linux command line interface on the device. Click Console tab in device's menu, if not open by default. Type in the default username: root then hit the Return/Enter key. You should see the display name change to root@imx93evk, meaning you are logged in. You can verify the system details with uname -a command.

    AVH iMX93

  2. Now your device is set up, logged in and ready to use.