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    C6678 SPI boot problem

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    xiaoyan Bian
    Posted by xiaoyan Bian
    on Apr 08 2012 20:29 PM
    Prodigy180 points

    Hi:

    I am testing C6678 SPI boot in our board which contains 5 TMX320C6678CYP Rev0.2 and no I2C EEPROM contained. I have realized spi boot in EVM board TMDXEVM6678L Rev0.2 , but  I am very confused that I can’t realize it in our board.  I do not know the difference between them, is the Rom boot code different?is the boot parameter table different? and is the DIP switch for SPI boot different?

    I learned from a earlier post that It is poossible to boot C6678 directly from SPI Nor Flash, without the participation of I2C,that is to say, comparing the EVM board,the procedure different  in our board is that the IBL code does not need to be burned. I just burn the spi boot code into the Nor flash , it is as follows:

    1.transform the .OUT file to .ccs file.

    I think this procedure is the key to solve our problem,but I don't know the specific problem,because I have tried many times to change the code burned. I don't know the format of the code ,do the boot parameter need in our board(it is need in EVM board) ? if it is needed,what is the format(in the EVM ,the format is:

        length         80

       checksum     0

        boot mode      50

        port num      0

        swpllcfg_msw   0

        swpllcfg_lsw      0

        options       1

        addrwidth           24

        npins              4

        csel          0

        mode    0

        c2tdelay     0

        CPU Freq Mhz     800

        bus FreqMhz    0

         bus Freqkhz     500

    )?

     the endian format : big of little(it is big endian in the EVM board)?

     it is better to supply with a utility which can transition the .out to .ccs which can be used in the user board.

    2.Burn the code into the nor flash,the nor flash starting address is 0.

     3.change the bootmode pin[12:0]=0b0001000000110.

    Has  anyone realized spi boot in their user's board?  if there is ,can you send me your burned code ?thank you.

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    • xiaoyan Bian
      Posted by xiaoyan Bian
      on Apr 10 2012 03:52 AM
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      The problem has been solved,the reason is that the mode in the spi boot parameter  is not right,after changing it from 0 to 1,the spi boot success.

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    • Tommy Segerback
      Posted by Tommy Segerback
      on Jun 11 2012 04:40 AM
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      I have tried to boot from SPI for more then 6 months without success.

      Can you send me the first page of your hex PROM file and a desribtion of how to make a hex file from the texas files ?

      tommy.segerback@se.abb.com

      Tommy

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