On 2012-01-05, linux.chips <linux.ch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> the caches are enabled (typing cache in the prompt tells me it on).
If the HAL code is broken somehow, it might not be telling the truth.
> i am not sure where to find the memory initialization, currently
> looking for it. the cpu clock is tunable as far as i know, i can see
> options for cpu clock selections in the cdl files. how can i verify
> the initialization and cpu clock are correct?
On all the parts I've ever used, there has been a way to configure the
hardware to output a clock signal on one of the peripheral pins (if
not the CPU clock then at least something with a known ratio to the
CPU clock). I enable that feature, then use a 'scope to verify the
clock frequency.
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