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    PCIe boot using Hello World example

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    KTM
    Posted by KTM
    on Apr 04 2012 13:51 PM
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    Hi,

    I have a 6670LE EVM running on Windows XP, MCDSK Ver. 2_00_05_17.  I'm trying to run the PCIe boot example for Hello World found in  tools\boot_loader\examples\pcie.  We have ported the Linux host loader to Windows XP but don't know if it works yet because we can't get the boards (EVM + EVMPCI) to enumerate (i.e. no indication that the boards are present is seen in Device Manager).  The doc for the PCIE Boot Example say to update the IBL.  Is this necessary since I haven't changed the IBL? 

    Also, if I do need to update the IBL then the boot doc says perform steps (1) and (2) in evmc6670-instructions.txt.  Step (2) is "Programming the application on NAND or NOR flash".  What purpose does this serve since I'm trying to boot over PCIe?  I'm obviously missing something.

    I believe I have the boot switches set correctly.  Any troubleshooting suggestions for determining why the boards won't enumerate?  I'm new at PCIe interfaces and I haven't found anything helpful in the postings.

    Thanks.

    Kevin

    EVM6670LE PCIe boot
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    • Jonathan White
      Posted by Jonathan White
      on Apr 04 2012 14:25 PM
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      The updated IBL contains code that enables PCIe, see function iblPCIeWorkaround(). The original IBL (shipped with the EVM) may not have that code.

      Document SPRUH58 (EVM Manual) Section 5.3.4 explains why the IBL is needed in Flash, even for a PCIe boot.

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    • KTM
      Posted by KTM
      on Apr 12 2012 10:47 AM
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      Thanks for the info.  I did reload the IBL but still couldn't get the board to enumerate.  I then migrated to a Linux machine.  The board enumerated just fine and both boot examples worked per the docs.  I did migrate to the latest MCSDK (2_00_07_19) on the Linux machine.  The boot loader doc with the new MCSDK has been revised and does not call for "Programming the application on NAND or NOR flash" when flashing the IBL.

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    • ArunMani
      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 16 2012 21:59 PM
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      Were you able to enumerate with a windows PC?

      Thanks,

      Arun.

      If you need more help, please reply back. If this answers the question, please click  Verify Answer  , below.

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      Posted by KTM
      on Apr 17 2012 08:15 AM
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      So far I have used an older PC running Windows XP and the board did not enumerate. Time permitting, I will locate a newer Windows PC and see what happens.

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      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 17 2012 09:57 AM
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      Thanks KTM. keep me posted.

      Arun.

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    • spann
      Posted by spann
      on Apr 27 2012 02:09 AM
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      Dear KTM:

      In the  \mcsdk_2_00_07_19\tools\boot_loader\examples\pcie\docs\README ---> page15   it mentions that:

      "please update IBL with the latest from MCSDK by following the step 1---

      Programming "IBL" on the EEPROM at bus address 0x51 in tools\boot_loader\ibl\doc\evmc66xx-instructions.txt."

      Could you tell me how to execute"Programming "IBL" on the EEPROM at bus address 0x51"?

      Thanks a lot

      Best Regards,

      W.T.

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      Posted by KTM
      on Apr 30 2012 15:57 PM
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      W.T.,

      Start with the README.txt file in tools/writer/eeprom/docs.  Use the section "Steps to program the EEPROM with a binary file (.bin)"  The bin file you want is for the ibl ( tools/boot_loader/ibl).   The ibl docs are somewhat helpful.  Hope this helps.

      KTM

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