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Keywords i.MX, Windows 10 IoT
Abstract This document contains important information about the package contents, supported features,
known issues and limitations in this release.
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1 Overview
i.MX Windows 10 IoT 1.4.0 release includes all necessary code, documents, and tools to assist users in building
and running Windows 10 IoT on the i.MX boards from scratch.
Pre-built images are also included for a quick trial on the following platforms:
• i.MX 8M Mini EVK
• i.MX 8M Nano EVK
• i.MX 8M Plus EVK
• i.MX 8M Quad EVK
• i.MX 8QuadXPlus MEK (Silicon Revision C0)
• i.MX 93 EVK

1.1 References
For more information about Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, see Microsoft online documentation.
The following quick start guides available on the NXP website contain basic information on the board and
setting it up:
• i.MX 8M Quad Evaluation Kit
• i.MX 8M Mini Evaluation Kit
• i.MX 8M Nano Evaluation Kit
• i.MX 8M Plus Evaluation Kit
• i.MX 8QuadXPlus Multisensory Enablement Kit
Documentation is available online at nxp.com

1.2 BSP change history

This chapter lists changes in releases including new features and defect fixes.
• 3/2023: W1.4.0
– Supported boards:
– MCIMX8M-EVK Evaluation Kit
– 8MMINILPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit
– 8MNANOLPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit
– 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit
– MCIM8QXP-MEK (Silicon Revision C0)
– MCIMX93-EVK (Silicon Revision A0)
– New features:
– General
– 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK: The size of SDRAM was increased to 6 GB.
Note: This change requires windows10.0-kb5019275-arm64_
c6c2abc31137d43e762304bd1542ba413d2b8b9e.msu to be installed. The patch is applied in
the installation script (make-winpe-enterprise.cmd) by default.
– Uboot updated to version 2022.04-00346.
– ATF updated to version v2.6.
– The CPU core count in ACPI (Dsdt-Platform.asl) is controlled by the PcdCoreCount setting now.
– make-winpe-enterprise.cmd: A mechanism for the application of updates to the Windows
image is added, see Quick Start Guide for details.

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– make-winpe-enterprise.cmd: The /patch_sdport parameter was removed. There is an

updated version of the system "sdport.sys" driver in windows10.0-kb5019275-arm64_
c6c2abc31137d43e762304bd1542ba413d2b8b9e.msu patch. The patch is applied in the
installation script (make-winpe-enterprise.cmd) by default.
– flash-bootloader.cmd: Support for abbreviations of board names is added.
– Power management
– The Deepest Runtime Idle Platform State (DRIPS) is supported, see "powercfg /sleepstudy".
– Audio driver:
– A new Wm8962codec driver is added to support the WM8962 device.
– SPI driver:
– A new imxlpspi driver is added to support the LPSPI IP block.
– Camera driver:
– A new MIPI CSI-2 DWC driver is added into BSP to enable video capture on i.MX 93.
– A new driver for the X-RPI-CAM-MIPI camera board (AP1302 ISP + AR0144 camera) is added to
enable video capture on i.MX 93.
– Malone VPU driver:
– A new Malone VPU driver for hardware accelerated video decoding is added. Supported codecs:
H264, H265, VP8, MPEG2, MPEG4.
– GPU/display driver:
– Support of rotated modes and display modes smaller than the native mode for HDMI monitor on i.MX
8M Plus.
– The IMX-DSI-OLED1 panel driver is added to the mipi-dsi driver for i.MX 8M Nano.
– The display controller and display interface are disabled when entering power down mode and
enabled upon wakeup.
– The UEFI display driver is supported for i.MX 93. Supported displays:
– MIPI-DSI with Mipi2Hdmi display bridge supporting resolution up to 1080p.
– LVDS panel BOE ev121wxm-n12 with fixed resolution 1280x800.
– IMU driver:
– A new IMU sensor driver is added. It combines the Linear accelerometer and the Gyroscope sensor.
– FlexCAN driver:
– The FlexCAN device is supported on i.MX 93.
– UART driver:
– LPUART is supported for i.MX 93 in interrupt mode. No flow control pins are available.
– RTS-CTS flow control is enabled for UART3 on i.MX 8M\Mini\Nano\Plus.
– Fixes:
– GPU/display driver:
– Performance of NV12 format processing on i.MX 8M Plus and i.MX 8M Nano is improved to make
video playback performance better.
– i.MX 8M Plus: 85.5 MHz and 65 MHz pixel clocks added to HDMI to support 1366x768@60 and
1024x768@60 resolutions.
– Audio driver:
– Fixed "DPC execution time exceeds system limit" assertion when the microphone is used.
– I2C driver:
– Fixed a memory leak at unloading imxlpi2c driver related to ACPI Dsd Buffer allocation.
• 12/2022: W1.3.0
– Supported boards:
– MCIMX8M-EVK Evaluation Kit
– 8MMINILPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit

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– 8MNANOLPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit

– 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK Evaluation Kit
– MCIM8QXP-MEK (Silicon Revision C0)
– New features:
– General
– UEFI.fit image is merged to U-Boot FIT image on 8M platforms.
– UEFI binary is compressed before inserted to uefi.fit on 8M platforms.
– The firmware name is suffixed with "_uuu" if it is compiled with UUU tools.
– Removed "-t signed". The firmware is always signed when using "-t secured_efi".
– Custom HAB/AHAB signing keys can be now used by defining the "KEY_ROOT" path.
– Audio driver:
– Driver imxaud.sys has been split into imxaud.sys using multi-channel SAI peripheral for i.MX 8M
and imxaudsc.sys using single-channel SAI peripheral for i.MX 8QXP.
– I2C driver:
– A new imxlpi2c driver for the LPI2C peripheral is included. Interrupt and polling modes have been
supported.
– A new iMXLpi2cLib driver for the LPI2C peripheral in UEFI is included.
– ENET driver:
– QoS driver is supported on i.MX 8M Plus.
– I2C sensor drivers:
– e-Compass FXOS8700 - Accelerometer and Magnetometer is supported on the i.MX 8QXP MEK
board.
– Gyroscope FXAS2100 is supported on the i.MX 8QXP MEK board.
– Ambient Light Sensor ISL29023 is supported on i.MX 8QXP MEK board.
– GPU/display driver:
– GPU driver is added for i.MX 8QXP.
– HDMI display interface is supported for i.MX 8M Plus.
– GPU driver version is increased to 1.4.
– GPU driver support for video processing is added for i.MX 8M Nano/Plus.
– The source code for the GPU driver kernel part (galcore) is included in the BSP.
– UART driver:
– LPUART is supported for i.MX 8QXP in interrupt mode. No flow control is available for LPUART0 and
LPUART2. LPUART1 (m2 slot) has RTS, CTS pins wired.
– Fixes:
– GPU/display driver:
– Unsupported resolution and pixel clock (for example 1280x800, pclk=68.9 MHz) display an error
message. As a workaround, the algorithm was changed to set the closest possible pixel clock and
display a warning message.

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– i.MX 8M: Resolution 720p is set by default when a display is not connected or it does not support
EDID.
– USBC:
– i.MX 8M Plus: USB 3.0 devices were incorrectly detected as USB 2.0. USB Type-C multiplex/
demultiplexer switch "Selection control" pin polarity setting has been added to the ACPI table.
• 10/2022: W1.2.1
– New features:
– Wi-Fi and Bluetooth driver:
– Wi-Fi AzureWave AW-CB178NF board based on 88W8897 SoC has been supported. Wi-Fi and
Bluetooth functionality has been enabled.
• 8/2022: W1.2.0
– Supported boards:
– MCIMX8M-EVK evaluation kit
– 8MMINILPD4-EVK evaluation kit
– 8MNANOD4-EVK evaluation kit
– 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK evaluation kit
– New features:
– General
– Visual Studio 2019 has been supported, but version 2017 is no longer supported.
– Firmware update: buildme64.sh switch –cap added to build Firmware capsule. Capsule
update working from Uefi shell with capsule stored on SD card: fs0: CapsuleApp.efi fs3:
FirmwareCapsuleIMX.cap
– make-winpe-enterprise.cmd parameters have been updated, see User's Guide for details.
– i.MX 8M CPU frequency changed from 1 GHz to 1.5 GHz
– GPU driver:
– GPU driver has been updated to v1.3.
– GPU driver added for i.MX 8M Plus and i.MX 8M Nano SOCs.
– GPU driver support for video processing has been added for i.MX 8M.
– Camera driver:
– OV5640 camera has been supported for all EVK boards.
– OV10635 camera has been supported for all EVK boards.
– YUV422 YUY2 and YUV420 NV12 camera color formats have been supported. The i.MX 8M EVK
does not support YUV420 NV12 format.
– Display driver:
– Windows driver with fixed display mode supported for LVDS display interface for i.MX 8M Plus.
– Windows driver with fixed display mode supported for MIPI-DSI display interface for i.MX 8M Nano.
– VPU driver:
– VPU decoder has been supported for i.MX 8M Quad, i.MX 8M Mini, and i.MX 8M Plus EVK boards.
– Fixes:
– WM8960 driver: I2C is correctly released when the WM8960 device is removed.
• 6/2022: W1.1.0
Public release for i.MX 8M Nano and i.MX 8M Plus platforms.
– Supported boards:
– MCIMX8M-EVK evaluation kit
– 8MMINILPD4-EVK evaluation kit
– 8MNANOD4-EVK evaluation kit

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– 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK evaluation kit

– New features:
– Camera driver: OV5640 camera in J1502 connector has been supported on i.MX 8M EVK board.
– FlexCAN driver: FlexCAN device has been supported on i.MX 8M Plus EVK by the imxcan.sys driver.
– I2C driver: I2C expander (PCA6416) has been supported in iMX8BoardInit module and options
SelectCAN1InsteadOfI2C5 and SelectCAN2InsteadOfPDMStream3 allow configuring
corresponding selectors on the Base Board.
– GPU driver: GPU driver has been updated to v1.1.
– Debug drivers: WinDbg over Ethernet has been supported. WinDbg over Ethernet requires the
kd_8003_1fc9.dll library which is not distributed as a part of the BSP. To get this library, contact
Microsoft.
– ENET driver: HW checksum offload has been supported in the NDIS miniport driver.
– Fixes:
– Audio driver: A failure during uninstallation in the Device manager has been fixed.
– Display driver: IMX-LVDS-HDMI and IMX-MIPI-HDMI converters: If a native HDMI display resolution
exceeds the upper limit, the fixed maximum available resolution is set instead. 1920x1080@60 Hz in
case of IMX-MIPI-HDMI and 1280x720@60 Hz in case of IMX-LVDS-HDMI.
– SD driver: Configuration “fixed device” has been changed to “removable device”, which allows you to
safely remove the SD card by the "Eject" option.
• 4/2022: W1.0.0
Public release for i.MX 8M and i.MX 8M Mini platforms.
– Supported boards: MCIMX8M-EVK evaluation kit 8MMINILPD4-EVK evaluation kit
– New features:
– VPU driver: Supported codecs HEVC, VP9, H.264, VP8. MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 codecs supported on
i.MX 8M only.
– Fixes:
– UART driver: The UART driver failure during uninstallation in the Device manager has been fixed.
– I2C driver: The issue in iMXI2cRead function (when ReadBufferSize == 1) in UEFI has been fixed.
– buildme 64.sh: The script has been updated. Updates in UEFI source code were included in
firmware.bin only if firmware was built with -c parameter (clean build).
– PCIe: PCIE ATU (Address Translation Unit) setup for PCIE BAR memory-mapped registers in UEFI
drivers has been fixed. After this fix, the system works as expected in UEFI and relevant Storage drivers
appear in Windows.
• 3/2022: W0.9.1
Public preview release for i.MX 8M platform.
– Fixes:
– eMMC driver: eMMC tuning parameters add to the Dsdt-Sdhc.asl.
– BSP deployment: Removed invalid characters from make-winpe-enterprise.cmd.
• 1/2022: W0.9.0
Private preview release for i.MX 8M platform.
– Supported boards: The existing BSP with support for the MCIMX8M-EVK NXP board.

2 BSP supported features

The following table displays the features supported in this BSP release. If no board is explicitly mentioned, the
feature is shared across all boards listed in Supported Hardware in the Release contents section; otherwise, the
feature is only supported on the boards listed.

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Table 1. Supported boards

Board name Board revision Schema revision BSP name
MCIMX8M-EVK 700-38820 REV A SCH-38820 REV A2 MX8M_EVK
8MMINILPD4-EVK 700-31407 REV A3 (base SCH-31407 REV C4 (base MX8M_MINI_EVK
board) board)
700-47712REV X2 (cpu board) SCH-47712 REV A2 (cpu
board)
8MNANOLPD4-EVK 700-31407 REV X5 (base SCH-31407 REV C2 (base MX8M_NANO_EVK
board) board)
700-38823 REV A (cpu SCH-38823 REV A2 (cpu
board) board)
8MPLUSLPD4- EVK 700-46370 REV B (base SCH-46370 REV B1 (base MX8M_PLUS_EVK
board) board)
700-46368 REV A (cpu SCH-46368 REV A3 (cpu
board) board)
MCIM8QXP-MEK 700-29683 REV C2 (cpu SCH-29683 REV D5 (cpu MX8QXP_MEK
board) board)
700-29918 REV C1 (base SCH-29918 REV C1 (base
board) board)
MCIMX93-EVK 700-51943 REV X2 (cpu SCH-51943 REV B (cpu MX93_11X11_EVK
board) board)
700-51961 REV X7 (base SCH-51961 REV B (base
board) board)

Table 2. Supported features

Feature Supported board Comment
Boot Image
U-Boot All i.MX • Clock, Anatop regulator, ENET,
UART, MMC/SD, eMMC4.3/4.4/4.5

OP-TEE All i.MX • OP-TEE OS is required on the boot

partition with the TEE file for OP-TEE
enablement.
Machine-specific layer
Interrupt All i.MX • GIC
Clock All i.MX • Controls the system frequency and
clock tree distribution
Timer All i.MX • System timer tick and broadcast timer
support
GPIO All i.MX • GPIO is initialized in earlier phase
according to hardware design.
IOMUX All i.MX • Provides the interfaces for I/O
configuration
SCFW i.MX 8QXP • Clock/Power/Security is controlled
by the “System Control Firmware”.
The “imxscfw” driver controls

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Table 2. Supported features...continued

Feature Supported board Comment
communication channel with this
firmware.
DMA engine
SDMA i.MX 8M • SDMA HAL
Character device drivers
UART i.MX 8M/Mini/Nano/Plus • DMA (default) and Interrupt mode is
configurable in ACPI.
• UART2 is not available in Windows,
used by the Cortex-M4 processor.
LPUART i.MX 8QXP/93 • Interrupt mode
Networking drivers
ENET All i.MX • i.MX 8 supports Atheros AR8031
PHY with 10/100/1000 bps mode.
ENET QOS i.MX 8M Plus • ENET QOS is available on i.MX 8M
Plus.
• RTL8211 PHY is supported.
PCIe All i.MX • i.MX 8 supports M.2 interface.
Sound drivers
SAI All i.MX • Supports both transmit to and receive
from the audio codec
WM8524 codec i.MX 8M/Mini/Nano • Supports playback
WM8960 codec i.MX 8M Plus/8QXP • Supports playback and record
WM8962 codec i.MX 93 • Supports playback and record
USB drivers
USB Host All i.MX • Supports USB-A and USB-C
connectors
Display/GPU
HDMI i.MX 8M/Plus • Up to 1080p
LVDS display interface i.MX 8M Plus/8QXP • i.MX 8M Plus:
– Single-channel mode up to 720p
– Dual-channel mode up to 1080p (or
1920x1200@60 Hz)
– Default mode set to 720p
• i.MX 8QXP:
– Single-channel mode up to 1080p
– Default mode set to 1080p
IMX-LVDS-HDMI (LVDS to HDMI i.MX 8M Plus • Single-channel mode. Default
converter) i.MX 8QXP resolution – see above.

MIPI-DSI display interface i.MX 8M Mini/Nano • i.MX 8M Nano: supports Windows

GPU driver up to 1080p (or
1920x1200@60 Hz). Default
resolution set to 720p.

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Table 2. Supported features...continued

Feature Supported board Comment
• i.MX 8M Mini: no Windows driver,
only firmware support up to 1080p.
Default resolution with IMX-MIPI-
HDMI converter depends on the
monitor native mode – 1080p in most
cases.
IMX-MIPI-HDMI (MIPI-DSI to HDMI i.MX 8M Mini/Nano • Default resolution – see above.
converter)
GPU i.MX 8M /Plus/Nano/8QXP • HW acceleration for 3D rendering
through D3D11 API, therefore
accelerates D2D, XAML, UWP,
WinUI, Windows desktop UI, and
D3D11 apps.
Camera
Camera (SoCs with CSI Bridge) i.MX 8M/Mini • Video preview at 720p 30 fps YUYV
Camera (SoCs with ISI) i.MX 8M Plus/Nano • Video preview at 720p 30 fps YUYV
and NV12
OV5640 All i.MX • The second camera is configurable in
camera UEFI in <BOARD>.dsc file.

OV10635 camera All i.MX • Selectable in UEFI in <BOARD>.dsc

file.
• i.MX 8M/Mini/Nano/Plus requires an
external 12 V PSU and a manual
reset every time Windows OS is
rebooted.
• i.MX 8QXP powers camera via mini
SAS connector.
X-RPI-CAM-MIPI camera i.MX 93 • Video preview at 720p 30 fps YUYV
and NV12
Video
VPU full feature i.MX 8M • Supported codecs HEVC, VP9,
H.264, VP8, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4
codecs
VPU limited feature i.MX 8M Mini/Plus • Supported codecs HEVC, VP9,
H.264, VP8
General drivers
uSDHC All i.MX • Supports SD, SDXC, eMMC
I2C All i.MX • Supports I2C master mode
SPI All i.MX • Supports SPI master mode
FlexCAN i.MX 8M • FlexCAN low-level driver
Power management
Device power management All i.MX • Sample PoFx callbacks are
implemented in i2c and pwm drivers.
Devices entering D3 (power down)
and D0 (active) states, WakeUp
sample callbacks in i2c driver.

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Table 2. Supported features...continued

Feature Supported board Comment
Processor power management All i.MX • PEP (Power Engine Plugin) driver
is included in this release. Set
usePpm to 1 in imxpep.cpp to enable
processor power management,
and contact NXP for the latest Pep
version.
USB Power delivery All i.MX • The initial USB Power delivery
contract is negotiated in Uboot.
See tcpc_port_config structure
initialization in imx8mp_evk.c,
imx8mq_evk.c, imx8mm_evk.c,
and imx8mn_evk.c files for actual
setting of voltage and current for
given board.

3 Known issues/limitations
Read through all hardware-related reference material and ensure that you have made all the necessary
hardware modifications before using the software.

Table 3. Known issues/limitations

Limitation/Workaround SoC
Boot
Limitation: Supported boot media are SD and eMMC only. All
Workaround: No workaround.
UEFI
Limitation: Non-volatile (NV) non-authorized UEFI variables are not persistent after reboot. All
Workaround: No workaround.
Camera
Limitation: Only i.MX 8MQ EVK SCH-29615 rev. B4 is supported. Earlier board revisions use i.MX 8M
different I2C for the camera.
Workaround: For i.MX 8MQ EVK SCH-29615 rev. B3, choose I2C1 camera device instead of I2C2 in
mu_platform_nxp/NXP/<BOARD>/AcpiTables/DsdtCamera_<CONFIGURATION>.asl.
Limitation: OV10635 requires an external 12 V power source and cannot be reconfigured by software i.MX 8M
without a power cycle. i.MX 8M Mini
Workaround: After powering off the board, unplug the power supply from the camera and wait a few i.MX 8M Nano
seconds before powering the camera and EVK board again. i.MX 8M Plus
Display/GPU
Limitation: Some monitors/displays may fail reading EDID using on board HDMI interface because of i.MX 8M Plus
incompatible voltage level shifter on 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK revision A.
Workaround: Use 8MPLUSLPD4-EVK revision B1 or newer.
Limitation: GPU driver does not support D3D9 (used to accelerate Windows Presentation i.MX 8M
Foundation apps). i.MX 8M Plus
Workaround: GPU driver for D3D9 will be added in a future release. i.MX 8M Nano
i.MX 8QXP

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Table 3. Known issues/limitations...continued

Limitation/Workaround SoC
Limitation: Using Remote Desktop to connect to the device results in black screen. i.MX 8M
Workaround: Apply the following register value to run the older XDDM driver for Remote Desktop:
reg add "HKLM\\System\\CurrentControlSet\\Control\\Terminal Server\\Win
Stations" /v "LoadWddmIDDDriver" /t REG\_DWORD /d 0x0 /f
GPIO
Limitation: EXP_IO pins on EXP CN connector cannot be used as GPIOs because they are i.MX 8M Mini
connected to PCA6416 I/O expander for which there is no driver implemented. i.MX 8M Nano
Workaround: Use the GPIO pin on the EXP CN connector connected directly to the SoC’s pin with i.MX 8M Plus
GPIO functionality instead of connecting to the PCA6416 I/O expander.
SDHC
Limitation: The imxusdhc.sys in crash dump mode does not read HW-specific settings from ACPI All
so these values are hardcoded in the SdhcSlotInitialize() method.
Workaround: Keep these values synchronized with values in Dsdt-Sdhc.asl ACPI table.
Limitation: SD card insertion/removal can cause a bug check if the delay between insertion/removal All
is too short.
Workaround: Wait a few seconds before insertion/removal.
UART/LPUART
Limitation: The RTS-CTS hardware flow control is not available for all UARTs. All
Workaround: Use UART with routed RTS-CTS pins.
USB
Limitation: The size of SDRAM was increased to 6 GB. This change requires windows10.0- i.MX 8M Plus
kb5019275-arm64_c6c2abc31137d43e762304bd1542ba413d2b8b9e.msu to be installed.
Workaround: The patch is applied in installation script (make-winpe-enterprise.cmd) by default.
PCIe
Limitation: PCIe DMA supports 32-bit addressing only. Connected PCIe devices using memory > i.MX 8M
4GB may work incorrectly. i.MX 8M Mini
Workaround: Allocate memory for PCIe devices below 4G or copy data to lower address space in the i.MX 8M Plus
device driver. i.MX 8QXP
VPU
Limitation: All MScale SoC´s (hantro VPU) decoding attempts could fail, due to runtime requirements i.MX 8M
of physical contiguous memory. This memory may not be available because of RAM fragmentation. i.MX 8M Mini
Workaround: Reboot the board and play video on the freshly booted system. i.MX 8M Plus

4 Revision history
Table 4. Revision history
Revision number Date Substantive changes
W0.9.0 1/2022 Private preview release for i.MX 8M platform.
W0.9.1 3/2022 Public preview release for i.MX 8M platform.
W1.0.0 4/2022 Public release for i.MX 8M and i.MX 8M Mini platforms.
W1.1.0 6/2022 Public release for i.MX 8M Nano and i.MX 8M Plus platforms.

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Table 4. Revision history...continued

W1.2.0 9/2022 Sections 1.2 and 3 are updated.
W1.2.1 10/2022 Section 1.2 is updated.
W1.3.0 12/2022 i.MX 8QuadXPlus MEK board support added
W1.4.0 3/2023 i.MX 93 EVK board support added.

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Contents
1 Overview .............................................................. 2
1.1 References .........................................................2
1.2 BSP change history ...........................................2
2 BSP supported features ..................................... 6
3 Known issues/limitations ................................. 10
4 Revision history ................................................ 11
5 Legal information .............................................. 13

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