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Hello All,

I planning to generate code in Linux environment for C6472 EVM using the TI
Linux Code generation tools found on the TI website.

I am planning to use Virtual Box with Ubuntu on a Windows XP host as the code
generation environment. I am planning to run the TI test examples first.

Please let me know if you guys foresee any problems??? 

Thanks
Pranav Desai

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Pranav,

On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 1:16 PM, <p...@signalogic.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> I planning to generate code in Linux environment for C6472 EVM using the
TI
> Linux Code generation tools found on the TI website.
>
> I am planning to use Virtual Box with Ubuntu on a Windows XP host as the
> code generation environment. I am planning to run the TI test examples
> first.
>
> Please let me know if you guys foresee any problems???
>
<mld>
If your platform works [XP/Virtual Box/Ubuntu], you should not have any
problems. The CG tools only use 'standard vanilla stuff' [file I/O,
stdin/out/error].
I assume that you will be building on a working C6472 code base - if so,
debug should also be ok. However, if you are developing the low level
code/RTOS/OS, you should carefully consider your debug environment.

mikedunn

>
> Thanks
> Pranav Desai
>  
>

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Hello All,
>
>I planning to generate code in Linux environment for C6472 EVM using the TI
Linux Code generation tools found on the TI website.
>
>I am planning to use Virtual Box with Ubuntu on a Windows XP host as the
code generation environment. I am planning to run the TI test examples first.
>
>Please let me know if you guys foresee any problems??? 
>
>Thanks
>Pranav Desai
>
>_____________________________________
Hello,

@Mike thanks for the reply

Is there a download utility available for linux??
I know the EVM comes with POST already pre installed so I could use the USB port
to download the code.

Thanks
Pranav Desai

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Pranav,

On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 5:30 PM, <p...@signalogic.com> wrote:

> Hello All,
> >
> >I planning to generate code in Linux environment for C6472 EVM using
the
> TI Linux Code generation tools found on the TI website.
> >
> >I am planning to use Virtual Box with Ubuntu on a Windows XP host as
the
> code generation environment. I am planning to run the TI test examples
> first.
> >
> >Please let me know if you guys foresee any problems???
> >
> >Thanks
> >Pranav Desai
> >
> >_____________________________________
> >
> >
> Hello,
>
> @Mike thanks for the reply
>
> Is there a download utility available for linux??
>
<mld>
The secret word is 'uboot'. Go to ti.com and search for it - you will find
most of what you need. You may have to tweak a couple of things related to
'c6472  hardware differences'.

mikedunn

> I know the EVM comes with POST already pre installed so I could use the
USB
> port to download the code.
>
> Thanks
> Pranav Desai
>  
>

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Hello All,
>
>I planning to generate code in Linux environment for C6472 EVM using the TI
Linux Code generation tools found on the TI website.
>
>I am planning to use Virtual Box with Ubuntu on a Windows XP host as the
code generation environment. I am planning to run the TI test examples first.
>
>Please let me know if you guys foresee any problems??? 
>
>Thanks
>Pranav Desai
>
>_____________________________________
Hello Mike,

Thank you for you reply

I took your suggestion and started looking for U-Boot. 
I can only find I2C boot modes and a NAND Flash boot mode in the EVM C6472
documentation.

I cannot find any reference to either Uboot or booting over the EMAC in user
guide or tech ref. But, however I found some documentation with booting over
EMAC, but none with booting with Uboot and C6472. However I found couple of
posts of using Uboot and C6486 EVM on e2e.

I think TI is only using U-Boot on ARM cores and I could not find anything
related C64x+ cores. 

Could you please suggest in what context you have mentioned U-Boot? 
Can you please provide some more direction?  

Thanks
Pranav

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