Kevin Hilman ha scritto:
I'm starting to believe that my EVM is damaged; there's no way for me to
mount a MMC device. I've tried both positions for J5, but nothing
happened; I've tried also with the "original" kernel/root fs installed
on the EVM's hard disk, but it doesn't work either. Can someo
hello, I've pulled the latest source tree today, and got new kernel panic messages as follows
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# uname -aLinux 192.168.1.200 2.6.18-omap1-g82f5d268-dirty #7 Wed Oct 18 14:12:59 CST 2006 armv5tejl GNU/Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt# ./mplayer /mnt/opt/dvevm/data/sounds/davincieffect.
Lorenzo Lutti wrote:
> Lorenzo Lutti ha scritto:
>
>> I'm trying to make the MMC driver work. Now I can compile it, but when
>> I try to load it, it doesn't work. After these successful commands:
>>
>> modprobe mmc-block
>> modprobe davinci_mmc
>> mknod /dev/mmc0 b 254 0
>>
>> There's no way to ac
Hello -
The "DaVinci_LSP_Release_Notes.pdf" document that came with the DVEVM (1.10)
says (on page 12 of 16): "VID0 Window is disabled due to silicon bug".
What exactly does this mean?
>From what I can tell, the driver code in "davincifb.c" *does* enable "VID0".
As a matter of fact, it looks li
Lorenzo Lutti ha scritto:
I'm trying to make the MMC driver work. Now I can compile it, but when I
try to load it, it doesn't work. After these successful commands:
modprobe mmc-block
modprobe davinci_mmc
mknod /dev/mmc0 b 254 0
There's no way to access or mount /dev/mmc0. Probably I'm missin
Title: RE: DSP Stack Memory Map
So, in a nutshell, there is no way I can
do what I’m intending to do (shrink memory map to <=128M) without
buying the DVSDK?
Is there a way around this? I don’t need
to peer into the source code – I just want to change the allocated
memory, and I don’t thin
Title: RE: DSP Stack Memory Map
The copy codec packages (e.g. codecs.videnc_copy)
include libraries - and even sources(!), and are there as examples for the Codec
Engine product. Provided you have all the DSP-side requirements
(provided with the DVSDK) like DSP-side compilers, DSP/BIOS, Fram
Title: RE: DSP Stack Memory Map
But then how do they expect us to compile the video_copy server, and the associated codecs (videnc_copy, viddec_copy) with it? How are these different from the encode,decode demos H264 codecs in terms of compilability?
-Original Message-
From: DDV [mai
Hello,
>The encode server is just made of the two h264 codecs that are already given
>to us as packages in the codecs directory - so I was thinking I can change
>the cfg files in the video_copy to make this possible
You can't do it with DVEVM only. DVEVM packages have not any codecs. It have
pack
Hello,
I’ve
just recently ramped up to 1.10 DVEVM, and am getting started working on some
H264 stuff – at the moment, I’m using the encode demo files as my
base of operation (allows for H264 encoding on dsp side, and spits out data to
arm shared buffers); however, I want to change
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I've tried to use the OSS driver in 2.4.18-git. After I open mplayer
> with aac sound and I got the
> following kernel panic messages
Please try with latest git tree (as of yesterday.) I recently updated
fixed some issues in the i2c driver which were causing this pan
I am seeing a weird behaviour when I write to SPI registers.
They seem to hold their value only for a short period of time, and
then they go to 0x00.
With this code:
#define SPIGCR0 0x01C66800
*(int *__iomem) IO_ADDRESS(SPIGCR0) |= 0x0001;
printk ("SPIGCR0 %X\n", *(int *__
Short Answer:
No, the mini PCI isn't functional.
More Complete Answer:
Note that the DM6446 does not have a PCI peripheral. The mini PCI slot
on the DVEVM board is only mini PCI *form factor*. Some of the VLYNQ
pins are actually pinned out here. If I recall correctly they are
pinned out to what
Hello, ycchang.
You wrote Wednesday, October 18, 2006, 01:17:49:
> After I upgrade the uboot from 1.1.3 to 1.1.3_0.5.4 the kernel
> from git boots fine now
I have do it too. Now a git kernel boot but it can't start Davinci USB as
module.
When i try to build-in Davinci USB driver into kernel the
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