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    Hyperlink boot address mappings?

    Hyperlink boot address mappings?

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    Joel Keller
    Posted by Joel Keller
    on Apr 04 2012 09:17 AM
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    Hi,

    The Bootloader user guide (spruggy5a) states:

    
    
    HyperLink boot code initializes the chip-level interrupt controller to interrupt the DSP
    after the boot. After setting up the interrupt configuration, the boot ROM executes an
    idle instruction. The remote device loads the memory directly and generates the
    HyperLink interrupt. When the boot code is awoken, the interrupt maps are restored
    to their default values and the DSP branches to the address in DSP BOOT MAGIC
    address. As with PCI, if the value in DSP BOOT MAGIC address is still 0 after wakeup,
    the ROM again executes an idle.
    HyperLink mapping can be configured by the master, but the bootloader sets up the
    initial mappings.
    
    
    But no information is given about what the actual HyperLink mapping setup is.  Where can I find this info?
    
    
    Thanks,
    
    
    Joel
    C6678 HyperLink boot
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    • Joel Keller
      Posted by Joel Keller
      on Apr 16 2012 09:30 AM
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      Anyone know where this information might be located?

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    • ArunMani
      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 16 2012 21:44 PM
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      Joel,

      We will add it in the next document version. The table is below.

      Boot ROM Initialized HyperLink Segment Mapping

      Segment

      Size

      Translated Address

      Description

      0 - N

      Size of L2

      Global address of Core0 L2 to CoreN L2

      Global L2

      N + 1

      128k

      0x08000000

      XMC config

      N + 2

      1Mb

      0x0bc00000

      MSMC config

      N + 3

      Size of MSMC memory

      0x0c000000

      MSMC memory

      N + 4

      4Mb

      0x01c00000

      Config Regs

      N + 5

      4Mb

      0x02000000

      Config Regs

      N + 6

      4Mb

      0x02400000

      Config Regs

      N + 7

      2Mb

      0x02800000

      Config Regs

      N + 8

      512 Bytes

      0x21000000

      DDR Config

      (N + 9) – 63

      4Mb

      0x80000000 (4Mb steps)

      DDR Memory

      N - Total number of cores. Check the data manual for the varying sizes.

      Thanks,

      Arun.

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      Posted by Joel Keller
      on Apr 17 2012 08:31 AM
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      Excellent.  Thanks Arun!

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