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    problem of MCSDK client example running on core1 of 6472

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    Anderson
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    on May 23 2012 04:21 AM
    Prodigy230 points

    Hi,

            TMDSEVM6472,ccsv4.2,mcsdk_1_00_00_08,

             the client example can run core0 sucessful, then I  change the follow in client.c with red collor:


    /* Check to see that we are running on the Master Core */
    if (platform_get_coreid() != 1) {
    /* We are not on the Master Core... die */
    printf("You must run this application on Core 0. \n");
    printf("We will die in an infinite loop... \n");

    and also ,

    var Global = xdc.useModule('ti.ndk.config.Global');

    Global.multiCoreStackRunMode = Global.STACKRUN_FLG_CORE_0 | Global.STACKRUN_FLG_CORE_1;

    than run core1 

    TCP/IP Stack Example Client
    emac_init: core 1, port 0, total number of channels/MAC addresses: 1/1
    MAC addresses configured for channel 0:
    3C-2D-B7-7C-F7-D4
    emac_open core 1 port 0 EMAC_coreDeInit returned error 00000004
    emac_open core 1 port 0 EMAC_coreInit returned error 00000004
    Error: Unable to register the EMAC
    Service Status: Telnet : Enabled : : 000
    Service Status: HTTP : Enabled : : 000

    what's the problem ? thank you !

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