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    application having DDR data not working

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    Amandeep Singh
    Posted by Amandeep Singh
    on May 11 2012 00:42 AM
    Prodigy235 points

    Hi

    i am using C6670 in the Ethernet boot mode and i am able to boot it perfectly and different applications are working perfectly on different cores of DSP simultaneously.

    there is noproblem of any sought when these application doesn't have any data to be written in DDR.

    but when i use any application which have some data to be placed in DDR then its not working and i am not able to figure out the reason so please help.

     

    Thanks in advance

    Regards

    Amandeep singh

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    • Chad Courtney
      Posted by Chad Courtney
      on May 11 2012 10:40 AM
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      The DDR needs to be configured prior to writing data to it.  You can write a small routine as an intermediate boot loader, have this as the initial booted code, and then have it pull the rest of the code to DDR after the DDR is configured.  Alternatively you can use I2C boot, and have the I2C code configure the DDR, and then set the I2C boot_magic_address to be the entry to the Ethernet bootROM location.

      Best Regards,

      Chad

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    • BhavinKharadi
      Posted by BhavinKharadi
      on May 14 2012 18:52 PM
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      Also if you are not loading your code into DDR then your application code can also initialize DDR first and then start using it.

       

      Regards,

      Bhavin

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