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  • Forum Post: C6472 EMAC

    jean-philippea
    We need to interface C6472 DSP with Xilinx FPGA on a custom board. We have two links between DSP and FPGA: sRIO or EMAC. Using the sRIO requires an expensive core. Here the price is going to be a barrier so we are looking into using the EMAC of the DSP as data link. We wouldn't be running any...
    on Jan 13, 2010

  • Forum Post: C6472 NDK - how to allow different raw socket protocol types that change on a per-packet basis

    keithn
    Hi, I'm using a C6472 EVM with NDK_2_1_0 and CCS Version: 4.2.0.10012. I'm attempting to receive raw Ethernet packets. The protocol type of each packet randomly changes on a per-packet basis so I've run into a bit of a socket problem. The raw socket is created using: /* Create...
    on Oct 27, 2010

  • Forum Post: Re: C6472 NDK - how to allow different raw socket protocol types that change on a per-packet basis

    keithn
    I worked out a solution or workaround at least - posting it here in case it's of use to anyone in the same position: In nimu.c, the function NIMUReceivePacket() uses a switch statement based on the EtherType of the packet. Raw frames are handled in the default: block. One straightforward...
    on Oct 29, 2010

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    ilia turets
    is the any option to boot the 6472 with NOR flash instead of NAND? does TI provide any utilities for that?
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