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    OMAP L138 Memory Map Problem

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    Paul Isaac
    Posted by Paul Isaac
    on Mar 22 2012 09:27 AM
    Intellectual290 points

    Hi,

        I am using OMAP L138 EVM .  I modified memory map configuration for 'read-write' application by increasing the DDR(CODE/DATA) memory space.

        But when I am trying to run the program, I am getting the following error. 

               Entered RDWR_Create ()
    Leaving RDWR_Create ()
    Entered RDWR_Execute ()
    PROC_write Failed. Status: [0x80008013]
    PROC_write Failed. Status: [0x80008013]
    Leaving RDWR_Execute ()
    Execute phase failed. Status: [0x80008013]
    Entered RDWR_Delete ()

    Initially size of DDR memory space was 0xFFF80, since my application requires more space I doubled the memory size to 0x1FFF00.
    Because of that, the buffer area(POOLMEM) which is using for read write operation is now shifted to address starts at 0xC402FF80.
     Initially POOLMEM area was from 0xC3F30000 to 0xC4000000.
    After the memory changes, when I am trying to access the memory area from 0xC402FF80, getting the above error. 
    I modified the CFG_OMAPL138GEM_SHEM.c and dsplink-omapl138gem-base.tci files for the memory changes. I am attaching those files here.
    0724.CFG_OMAPL138GEM_SHMEM.c.txt
    1641.dsplink-omapl138gem-base.tci.txt
    
    
    
    
    Is there any problem for accessing memory area after 0xC4000000 , On the below link I read that the DDRALGHEAP area is within the 
    range 0xC3000000 - 0xC3FFFFFF for 64MB memory configuration.
    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Codec_Engine_Examples_Memory_Map

    Since OMAP L138 has 512MB of DDR2 memory, what this 64MB configuration?
    
    
    Please help me to solve the problem.
      Thanks in advance
    DSP/BIOS Link omap l138 DSP/BIOS OMAP L138 memory map read write program
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    • Paul Isaac
      Posted by Paul Isaac
      on May 27 2012 11:31 AM
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      Verified by BrandonAzbell
      Intellectual290 points

      Hi all,

        I am managed to solve that problem. After changing memory configurations, I rebuild the entire DSPLink modules.

      This solved the problem. Initially I rebuild only my application, that's why I got  the above errors.

      The OMAP L138 EVM from LOGIC ZOOM supports 128MB of DDR2 memory.

      Regards,

      Paul

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