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    ROM Ethernet Boot and big-endian

    ROM Ethernet Boot and big-endian

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    Ran Yaniv
    Posted by Ran Yaniv
    on Apr 27 2012 16:17 PM
    Intellectual615 points

    Hi

    I am having the following issue with the EVM6670 Lite (TMDSEVM6670L).

    Up until now I have used the board in Little-endian mode and ROM Ethernet boot with no issues. When turned on, the DSP would start sending periodic BOOTP packets as expected.

    I am now trying to change the mode to Big-endian, thus have set DIP switch 1 of SW3 to Big-Endian mode. The problem is that ROM Ethernet boot doesn't work. I verified with WireShark that BOOTP packets are NOT being sent out by the DSP.

    Are there any issues with using ROM Ethernet boot and big-endian mode with the EVM / C66 ? Any ideas why this is happening?

    Thanks

    Ran

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    • ArunMani
      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 30 2012 10:37 AM
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      Ran,

      The EVM's FPGA firmware always jumps to EEPROM to execute the PLL fix and return to the original boot mode you have. The PLL fix is in the IBL that is loaded by default in 0x51 of I2C EEPROM. and it is compiled to work only in little endian. So you need to compile the IBL in big endian and load the I2C EEPROM t with the new IBL before you can set the evm in Ethernet boot.

      Thanks,

      Arun.

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    • Ran Yaniv
      Posted by Ran Yaniv
      on Apr 30 2012 15:38 PM
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      Hi Arun,

      I followed the instructions in the MCSDK (latest version), rebuilt the IBL in Big Endian, and wrote it to EEPROM according to the instructions.

      Now the chip doesn't broadcast any BOOTP packets, both in big and little endian DIP switch configurations.

      I compiled again to Little Endian, and wrote to the EEPROM. Still the chip doesn't broadcast any BOOTP packets (this worked in little endian before writing to EEPROM). So the board is non-usable now... can you please advise what could be done?

      Thanks

      Ran

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    • ArunMani
      Posted by ArunMani
      on Apr 30 2012 18:25 PM
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      Hi Ran,

      Did you try the .ccs file in the IBL make directory

      C:\mcsdk2_05\mcsdk_2_00_05_17\tools\boot_loader\ibl\src\make\bin.

      The best way to verify that the IBL is loaded correctly is to load POST also compiled in big endian and loaded in EEPROM  0x50. Use the program -evm folder to load back the little endian IBL and POST into the evm.

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      Arun.

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