Tobias Knutsson wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to Ti's SoCs so I do not know if there is some way to re-use
that one. Otherwise I would suggest looking at buildroot,
OpenEmbedded, OpenWRT or some other build system that will generate a
root fs for you from a given configuration. The other option is to
Yusuf Caglar AKYUZ wrote:
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Andrea Gasparini wrote:
Ben West spiffera, alle Wednesday 21 January 2009 circa:
However, the decision by Ubuntu maintainers above now means I must set
up parallel Debian system.
Has anyone else encountered this problem
Stijn Devriendt wrote:
Apart from that I've been looking to fetch the git-tree from
source.mvista.com/git
this weekend, but found a dead URI instead.
I noticed this also. I switched the OpenEmbedded davinci recipe to use:
Narnakaje, Snehaprabha wrote:
Hi,
Texas Instruments plans to improve and/or add support for TI's family of
DaVinci SoCs. This work is being done by a number of us here and I am
coordinating the efforts. Beginning this month, TI will contribute patches to
the DaVinci GIT tree, with the goal
Kevin Hilman wrote:
Mark Lokowich [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Revert double IIR test in 8250 driver
Can you give a more detailed description of what the problem is that
is being fixed?
Without this patch, serial console behavior is strange. You type and
nothing is echoed and you hit return
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to try openembedded instead of the old montavista that came
with my board.
My problem is that I cannot understand how I can integrate cmemk,
dsplink and all the CE infrastructure with openembedded.
I'd like to hear if somebody has ever done it.
I have
I've made a set of files for u-bbot, the kernel (built from git) and a
root file system for the EVM for the Angstrom distribution (built by
OpenEmbedded). They have booted on an EVM.
If you use root over NFS you will need to comment out the auto eth0
line in /etc/network/interfaces.
I'm working with a Lyrtech SFF SDR board, I have Linux running on the
board using root over NFS. I boot the kernel from NAND flash. I have
created three partitions in the flash, but when I flash_eraseall I wipe
the kernel out of NAND. After I flash_eraseall I can mount a jgffs2
filesystem and
Original Message
Subject: NAND Flash usage
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 14:32:44 -0400
From: Philip Balister [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: davinci-linux-open-source@linux.davincidsp.com
davinci-linux-open-source@linux.davincidsp.com
I'm working with a Lyrtech SFF SDR board, I have Linux
I have done some work for the Lyrtech Small Factor SDR board that I
would like to submit to this list. Does anyone have a good git intro to
take me through the process? I have it in a git repo in a branch I made
several months ago from the linux-davinci repo.
So I need to update to match the
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
I've been beating my head against a wall trying to figure out how to
support NAND flash with the git kernel. My current thought is that I
need to take the NAND driver from the MV kernel and get it working with
git. Is this the correct approach? Or is there a better approach?
Philip
I am also working with the current git kernel. I have seen references to
a davinci specific file in drivers/mtd/nand in the list archives, but
this file does not exist in current git.
Philip
Philip Balister wrote:
I am working with the Lyrtech small form factor SDR board. Thanks to
Sergey's
I took a quick look at the three options and also conclude the best
starting point is Sergey's tool. It is already in C and the code is GPL,
so it should make the best starting point for future work.
Philip
Dirk Behme wrote:
Now, we have three different candiates for DVFlasher/TI UBL
u-boot is in the u-boot git repository.
http://www.denx.de/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=u-boot.git;a=summary
There are not any tarball releases containing the davinci code yet.
Philip
Steve Spano wrote:
Where can this latest be downloaded to get the latest UBOOT and Kernels?
Thanks
Steve Spano
Dirk Behme wrote:
So, that code
has diverged from the DaVinci git in lots of ways to be cleanly
re-organized, reformatted etc. for mainline acceptance. The result, the
merge will take some time.
What's about this merge plan:
1) Take a local branch of recent DaVinci git
2) Take a local branch
I posted this on the u-boot list, and then I realized this list is also
a good place to collect comments.
Philip
Original Message
Subject: [U-Boot-Users] Starting a patch for TI Davinci support
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 10:23:25 -0400
From: Philip Balister [EMAIL PROTECTED
Ivan Tonchev wrote:
The patch is against git. I am very interested in structural comments,
like the best way to support similar, but different boards.
My patch is against u-boot 1.2. I'm also interested to have DaVinci
support integrated in the u-boot mainline. Have you already spoken with
TI
Ping
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When I set up the controller (in DVFlasher) with these numbers, attempts
to flash lead to flash/RAM verification failures. I really think I am
doing the math OK, but I could be missing something (like an off by two)
I think I set the SYSCLOCK to 324 MHz, which should clock the DDR
interface
I'm trying this again as I had a report the first try was garbled.
When I set up the controller (in DVFlasher) with these numbers, attempts
to flash lead to flash/RAM verification failures. I really think I am
doing the math OK, but I could be missing something (like an off by two)
I think I
I have a SFF SDR Board from Lyrtech. I have loaded some code over serial
and tested the DDR RAM successfully. I'd like to start working on
getting u-boot running on the board.
Where is the best place to get u-boot for davinci from (for starting a
new board)?
Thanks,
Philip
Ivan Tonchev wrote:
1. Try running this in text console (CTRL + ALT + F1), not in xterm. For
some unknown to me reason, xterm doesn't like mono console output.
Removing the .Clear command solved this problem also.
2. Download latest DVFlasher code from my.ti.com (latest downloadable
version
Andrew Armstrong wrote:
Philip,
If you read the readme file included with DV flasher it describes using
mono under a linux machine to enable you to execute it.
Moving past my skipping the readme and reading the source
OK, I have built the DVFlasher and am attempting to run it using
Does anyone know if there is a Linux DV Flasher program? I'm reading
SPRAAI0 and 4 at the moment and it would be handy avoid needing a
windows machine.
Philip
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I have access to this board:
http://www.lyrtech.com/DSP-development/dsp_fpga/sffsdrevaluationmodule.php
Unfortunately, Lyrtech only provides Integrity on the ARM. I would like
to get Linux running on this board. I am guessing, I need to start by
getting u-boot running. It looks like the board
Take a look at OpenEmbedded. (http://www.openembedded.org) I use it to
make custom images for the OSK board. If I can get a Davinci board and
some time, I plan on adding support for Davinci based systems.
Philip
Andy Ngo wrote:
Hi,
The DVEVM board comes with a HUGE filesystem on the 2.5”
How about McBSP ports? (I'm not sure if this is realistic, but I am also
interested in the answer)
Philip
Carlos Ojea wrote:
It is based on your data rate, maybe SPI is a good choice?
Maybe, I don't know if it will be enough bandwith. In case we need a
higher data rate, what would be your
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