Krunal,

I have not experienced this so I cannot offer any advice other than debugging methods, which you already know. Maybe you can cat /proc/mtd to make sure it agrees with what you expect.

Steve

On 06/11/2010 12:41 PM, Krunal Patil wrote:

Steve,

Thanks for the reply. I have solved ECC issue same way. I was using linux kernel 2.6.18. Anyways the major problem starts now.

I tried to mount mtd partitions mtd3 and mtd4 from the linux prompt. I verified the size of mounted partition. mtd3 partition shows ~500MB and for mtd4 its 1.5G. When I copied more than 500 MB data (~650MB) on mtd4 partition and next time when I booted the board it was not booting. I think the UBL/UBoot partitions were overwritten.

Again I flashed the UBL/UBoot and the board is booting without any problem. Have you ever experienced this?

Regards,

Krunal


----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Poulsen" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 8:53:35 PM
Subject: Re: DM365 UBoot + NAND Query

Krunal,

What version kernel are you using? One thing to note is that the Chip ID of 0xd3 can actually correspond to several layouts of the NAND. The kernel seems to read the proper info and adjust accordingly but U-boot may not. If you are using 2.6.10, you will need to go through and increase several of the arrays because they do not handle the larger layout (4224 bytes) and will overflow and cause ECC errors or even lockups. If you are using 2.6.18, you will also want to either turn off the "use standard layout" option under the kernel config (Drivers-MTD-Nand, somewhere below that) OR you will want to make sure U-boot is using the larger layout.

I have seen the exact error you seen and fixed it by changing the array sizes and disabling the Davinci use standard layout option. This puts newer kernels back to the 4-bit ECC as opposed to Software ECC. Some versions of the kernel may have broken HW-ECC though.

Steve

On 06/11/2010 04:46 AM, Krunal Patil wrote:

    Thanks for the pointers Jon.

    I will try your suggestions and get back with the results.

    --

    Regads,

    Krunal


    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Jon Povey" <[email protected]>
    To: "krunal patil" <[email protected]>
    Cc: "Davinci List" <[email protected]>
    Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 3:13:54 PM
    Subject: RE: DM365 UBoot + NAND Query

    Krunal Patil wrote:
    > 1.    How can I verify whether UBoot is detecting and accessing
    both the
    > NANDs not only one?

    u-boot can read, write and erase NAND; you could erase and write a
    page on one chip and see if it shows up on the other.

    > 2.    Can you please through some light on "I would be more
    concerned
    > about the ECC errors and that the kernel is reporting BBT not
    found."

    Well, this should not happen:

    > > > nand_bbt: ECC error while reading bad block table

    And the kernel should find the BBTs, it should agree with U-boot.

    I suggest trying a more recent version of u-boot if that's an option.

    > 3.    How can I verify "Large page OOB layout" in UBoot and
    Kernel? How
    > can I fix this mismatch?

    I find OpenOCD useful, it's JTAG software with davinci NAND
    drivers for both large page layouts, and config files for many
    davinci boards.

    If you do that, build the latest version from git, there have been
    some important patches to davinci NAND handling since the last
    released version 0.4.0.

    The source code for the OpenOCD davinci NAND driver should help
    you understand the layout differences.

    Also, I think there is some related stuff in the silicon errata
    for DM365.

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