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Hello jacob, Saturday, December 14, 2002, 1:15:33 AM, you wrote: jjsn> I'm having trouble with booting from flash on my DSK 5402. My jjsn> applications works fine when booted via HPI. I have succesfully loadet jjsn> the blink02.hex to the flash, and it ran just fine on the board. I used to have a similar problem. Somehow library functions failed to work with my flash setup, and I still don't know why(I just eliminated all the codec_xxxx functions from my code). Just a hint: try debugging it with CC. First boot from flash, and then run CC, set IPTR to the starting location etc. I did so and it helped. I hope it helps you, too. By the way, if anybody knows why brd_init(), codec_open() etc. might not work(or should work), please tell me. -- Best regards, Michael Kapralov mailto: |
Re: DSK 5402 Booting from Flash problem.
Started by ●November 30, 2002
Reply by ●December 13, 20022002-12-13
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Does anyone know if it is possible to use the McBSP's clock stop
mode with DMA transfers? I'd like to make the DSP a SPI master and use DMA to transfer blocks of data to the slave and receive responses. As an alternative I suppose the normal serial port tx/rx interrupts should work just fine in clock stop mode, correct? Thanks, Brian ----------------- Brian C. Lane (W7BCL) Programmer www.shinemicro.com RF, DSP & Microcontroller Design |
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Reply by ●December 13, 20022002-12-13
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Hello I'm having trouble with booting from flash on my DSK 5402. My applications works fine when booted via HPI. I have succesfully loadet the blink02.hex to the flash, and it ran just fine on the board. Here is some of my setup: PMST: 0xffa0 IDATA: base 0x0080 len 0x1780 IPROG: base 0x1800 len 0x2800 Here is the top of my .hex file: S00600004844521B S123800010AA7FFF880600003F1200800000FF80F495F495F0733F12F495F495F073FF8488 S1238010F495F495F073FF88F495F495F073FF8CF495F495F073FF90F495F495F073FF9444 S1238020F495F495F073FF98F495F495F073FF9CF495F495F073FFA0F495F495F073FFA4F4 S1238030F495F495F073FFA8F495F495F073FFACF495F495F073FFB0F495F495F073FFB4A4 S1238040F495F495F073FFB8F2733D6A4A06F7BEF495F495F073FFC0F495F495F0742CA564 S1238050F495F495F073FFC8F495F495F073358FF495F495F073FFD0F495F495F073FFD40B S1238060F495F495F0742CA5F495F495F0742CA5F495F495F073FFE0F495F495F073FFE4C2 S1238070F495F495F073FFE8F495F495F073FFECF495F495F073FFF0F495F495F073FFF464 S1138080F495F495F073FFF8F495F495F073FFFC10 S12380880FD2000028F7FC008813F495F49560E300001010FC30E800FC00F48EE91E480ED9 ... Hoping for a hint to get this running. Best Regards /Jacob -- Msg. From Jacob Soerensen http://SunSITE.dk/~jacob Nothing in nature is random ... A thing appears random only through the incompleteness of our knowledge. Spinoza, Ethics I |
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