I tried to find details how uart boot mode works and cannot find them. Can You point me out to documentation?
Ie i would like to send uboot spl to boot it from host pc using minicom.
I tried to find details how uart boot mode works and cannot find them. Can You point me out to documentation?
Ie i would like to send uboot spl to boot it from host pc using minicom.
I followed this link and it worked on the sc592.
www.analog.com/.../crosscore-utilities.html
I followed this link and it worked on the sc592.
www.analog.com/.../crosscore-utilities.html
Hi Chris,
Does this work for flashing the u-boot from SPL? Because Pawel asked for flashing the SPL from UART
I think it will work to just replace/update the existing u-boot with the *.ldr generated. Sorry if I am wrong!
Thanks,
Prasanth R
Yes I programmed an empty flash with uboot.
you just need to change the mode switches and ccsfp talks to the ROM loader via uart
Hi,
Let me understand your steps:
- you connected to the miniusb (terminal with u-boot)
- changed a boot mode to usb (switch at 3)
- restarted a board
- start CrossCore Serial Flasher application
- action "Load and run" with selected u-boot (without SPL?) build/tmp/deploy/images/adsp-sc594-som-ezkit/stage2-boot.ldr
It did not work for me. Also repeating the last step with first stage1-boot and then stage2-boot does not work (there is no uboot terminal)
This is what you expect to see
I have only dowloaded it in this example, change the command line from "load" to "program" to write the flash
./src/ccsfp/build/ccsfp -b 115200 -p /dev/ttyUSB0 -t "ADSP-SC594 SOM" -x "load" /home/user/work_elytone/tools/CrossCoreUtilities-Rel1.7.1/etc/ccsfp/pro
grammers/ADSP-SC594-FlashProgrammer.ldr
/home/user/offload/work_elytone/tools/CrossCoreUtilities-Rel1.7.1/src/ccsfp/build/../../../etc/ccsfp/ADIChip.ini
Sending loader stream.
Read binary boot stream with 23820 bytes.
Verified boot stream.
Autobaud succeeded.
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Download completed.
Done.
If it says Autobaud failed then its not in the correct bootmode.
I find if I test it using putty terminal
I type @ which is what it looks for on auto baud,then it will reply ▒2
Chris