just be more patient,cause copy files need many times,more than 10 minutes
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I just find in demos example,when you make install,just copy these two
ko from some directory to dest.I think these two modulor just be as
driver (/dev/cmem /dev/dsplink)
and no need to compile from source code,just copy to exec
directory.maybe in different applications,modify some parameters in
Most of the DaVinci I/O are 1.8V, the LCD interface is no exception (?).
You need to chose a display that can operate with these levels or add
level shifters.
regards,
matthias
Cochrane, Euan wrote:
Well, surprise surprise it didn't work! everything looks fine on the scope
but it seems
Well, surprise surprise it didn't work! everything looks fine on the scope but
it seems that the signal level is too low to be picked up properly by our frame
grabber. Hopefully this will be the last time I need to ask for help. Is there
any way to increase the output level of the signals on
I've used OpenEmbedded to build images for the EVM before. I built glibc
images, but it should be possible to create uclibc images also.
Unfortunately, I do not have an EVM to test against so I do not keep a
set of current images available for download.
Philip
Brian Niebuhr wrote:
Has anyone
This is the code for my 24bit RGB SVGA driver, as I haven't yet been able to
see it yet I can't guarantee that it works but everything looks ok on the scope
(~40MHz clock, ~37.8kHz Hsync, ~60Hz Vsync). Hope it's useful for someone, let
me know if it works :P
Euan
void
Hi all,
I am trying to build a codec engine server with some codecs shipped to
us by TI.
When I add the MPEG4ENC codec to my server and application, I get the
following warning when the application links in the server:
warning: creating output section EXTERNAL_CONST without SECTIONS
Hello,
I am building an application on DM6446 consisting of multiple source
files, and I have archived all my object files into a single .a library.
During the final link step, the linker throws the following errors:
/opt/dvevm_1_10/codec_engine_1_02/packages/ti/sdo/ce/lib/ce_debug.a470MV
Brian Niebuhr wrote:
Buildroot is good at building all together, but not good at cleaning.
Since your console is working and even init=/bin/sh is not working I
suspected EABI/OABI stuff. Moreover, I read some warnings
some time ago
on the buildroot mailing list about this issue.
Caglar -
Howy,
As far I know TI codecs for DM355 (JPEG and MPEG4) are available only
on Linux at this point, and albeit they can be ported to WinCE I think
you will have to deal with it by yourself.
Diego
On Dec 14, 2007, at 12:23 PM, Howy Stark wrote:
I am researching weather to use Linux or
Satyajeet,
Shouldn't you have -l in front of every line in your $XDC_OFILE?
Regards,
- Rob
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Hi,
We have noticed when connected to a 480p display that the dsp will lock up if a
Ethernet chip is not present. By lockup we mean that when playing a video the
process will hang in the VIDDEC_process() call, the arm still runs but the DSP
won't respond. It will also occur if we disable the
I am researching weather to use Linux or WinCE as the OS for a DM355
based product.
After 10 years I finally got comfortable with Code Composer Studio and
DSP BIOS. After receiving my DM355 board yesterday I found I need to
use Linux based SDK tools to develop on TI's ARM processors.
Having to
One independent thing to try:
Check make menuconfig of your kernel if any floating point emulation
is enabled:
Floating point emulation --- [*] NWFPE math emulation
Dirk -
Thanks for this suggestion - I would never have figured that one out. I
had a different floating point
Hey guys,
Have any of you interfaced to the SPI port on the Davinci 6446. I got the
i2c working pretty easy using the i2c-dev character driver but there is no
such thing as spidev until linux kernel 2.6.22.
So I'm wondering how others are doing it. Are you writing your own kernel
Brian Niebuhr wrote:
One independent thing to try:
Check make menuconfig of your kernel if any floating point emulation
is enabled:
Floating point emulation --- [*] NWFPE math emulation
Dirk -
Thanks for this suggestion - I would never have figured that one out. I
had a different
Thanks for your response Robert. I figured out what was wrong - I did
not have the $(XDC_OFILE) as an input to the linker.
Thanks
Satyajeet.
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