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  • Forum Post: JTAG-ARM9 support for Zoom 3430 MDK

    ganesh.paladugu
    Hi all , We are developing Linux applications for an Embedded environment. We have chosen the "OMAP 3430 based zoom mdk" hardware. We already have a JTAG-ARM9 Lautherbach power debugger. Will this work on OMAP3430 hardware (as 3430's processor is ARM cortex) Anybody, please help us in this...
    on Jul 9, 2008

  • Forum Post: Issue with DVI output

    rjnbarrass
    All, I am working with the Mistral EVM board, and the DVSDK (Beta). What we want to demo is connecting the OMAP to a HD television so I'm trying to run the 'decode' demo as part of the DVSDK having configured the display to use the DVI connector # echo "DVI" > /sys/class...
    on Aug 22, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Issue with DVI output

    Juan Gonzales
    Richard, I do not believe this resistor is related to the rotation issue at all but I just wanted to make sure you were aware of this required change as well. When it comes to DVI displays, the best way to ensure compatibility is to read the EDID data and configure video output for the native display...
    on Aug 22, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: EVM REV B OK for SDK 1.0?

    Bernie Thompson TI
    I believe the Rev C is referring to the main board as opposed to the processor board, your board should probably say Rev C just below the lower right corner of the LCD. I have one of the earliest boards that were available and it is Rev C, I have never come across a Rev B main board so I suspect you...
    on Aug 29, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: USB Host controller

    Bernie Thompson TI
    This is indeed the better place for this type of question :) The OMAP35x SDK does provide support for USB devices, and it has been tested, though there are several limitations still present with the USB drivers as discussed in section 2.6 of the PSP release notes . You do have to have a MiniA ended...
    on Sep 3, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: ICEPick Technical Reference

    Bernie Thompson TI
    This document reference has since been removed from SPRA439, in the current revision SPRA439D this is not present. http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/spra439d/spra439d.pdf As Juan mentions the document is not really available since it was written specific to an older OMAP part (when IcePick was new). I am...
    on Sep 8, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Does the TMDXEVM3503 OMAP EVM include DVSDK?

    Bernie Thompson TI
    The download links should be working as of now (I just tried them and they appear to work for me). If you have further trouble with them let me know, thank you for your patience in retrieving these files.
    on Sep 10, 2008

  • Forum Post: Does the TMDXEVM3503 OMAP EVM include DVSDK?

    Juan Gonzales
    Yes, all our hardware boards (EVMs) include software that allows evaluation of the board; for platforms which include an ARM and a DSP such as OMAP35x, this software is referred to as DVSDK. Please note that for TMDXEVM3503, DVSDK does not ship in the box, it is available for download to registered...
    on Aug 1, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Can anyone tell me how to generate strace utility from SDK?

    Bernie Thompson TI
    I don't know about strace, but there is an xtrace utility in arm-2007q3\arm-none-linux-gnueabi\libc\usr\bin after you install the Code Sourcery tools.
    on Sep 23, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Can anyone tell me how to generate strace utility from SDK?

    ddompe
    Ajit, You can compile this from open source by grabbing the strace packages from source forge and applying the patches required to support ARM EABI (not sure if they are already merged with latest strace releases). RidgeRun offers an Developer SDK for OMAP35x already that includes strace, ltrace...
    on Sep 23, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: when might SDK move to newer linux kernel

    ddompe
    Hi, From some TI webcast we have gather that TI SDK team is moving towards having the next release based on Git kernel. Keep in mind that Git is a moving target and therefore is important to perform an feature freeze and stabilization work on it to create an SDK. Another issue to consider is the drivers...
    on Sep 24, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: when might SDK move to newer linux kernel

    ddompe
    Hi, Hit post too soon. To answer the specific question, if you want to do the port yourself is better to use the omap git kernel at source.mvista.com. It has a decent support for OMAP35x EVM. Regards, Diego
    on Sep 24, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: DSP load bug

    Bernie Thompson TI
    As I understand from SPRU423f the PWRM module is only for C55x processors so it should not be doing anything with the OMAP3 which has no such core in it, thus I expect this is just a bug of having the support enabled without having the hardware there to utilize it. If it was usable on the OMAP3 it would...
    on Sep 25, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Can anyone tell me how to generate strace utility from SDK?

    Bernie Thompson TI
    Just as a note on this, we are also pushing for future releases of the OMAP SDK to have these basic tools included in the filesystem, so hopefully in the future you should have more of these sorts of things out of the box.
    on Sep 25, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: DSP load bug

    Bernie Thompson TI
    So there is actually PWRM support for the OMAP3, and there is an application note that discusses it within dvsdk_3_00_00_13\bios_5_32_02\packages\ti\bios\doc\spraa98b.pdf, note that although this mentions OMAP34x it still applies to the OMAP35x as they share the same basic power management capabilities...
    on Sep 25, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Sample Projects for C64x+?

    Bernie Thompson TI
    If you just want to get some performance approximations it would probably be easier to use the C64x+ simulator in CCS as opposed to using the OMAP silicon itself, at least for starters, as there are a number of examples out there that you could use very quickly. There are some basic examples (such as...
    on Oct 30, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Configure Timers

    Bernie Thompson TI
    As a bit of an alternative method, I am curious if you are trying to do this from the ARM or the DSP, and if you are using Linux or DSP/BIOS? As opposed to setting up a timer manually like this you may want to consider using your OSes services, such as the timing capabilities of Linux or the PRD functionality...
    on Nov 11, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Debug boot firmware

    Bernie Thompson TI
    Unfortunately the source code to the ROM boot loader is not available (this applies to most other OMAP/Davinci/C6x devices as well). In the case of the OMAP3 the primary source for information on the ROM boot loader is SPRUFD6 , which does not go to the level of entry/exit points but does detail how...
    on Nov 12, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Processor Package (CBB or CBC) vs POP Memory

    Bernie Thompson TI
    All of the OMAP3 boards I have seen so far have been based on the CBB package, namely the development boards like the Mistral EVM or the Beagle Board. As you mention there is documentation on implementing the CBB package available, and if you plan on using PoP memory than the CBB may make the most sense...
    on Nov 12, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Configuring DVI to other resolutions

    Bernie Thompson TI
    The DVI driver on the OMAP3 EVM only currently supports 720p and 480p displays as described in the OMAP3 Linux PSP user's manual. Currently to guarantee proper output timing you would have to go into the display driver source code (OMAP35x_SDK_1.0.0\src\linux\kernel_org\2.6_kernel\drivers\video\omap...
    on Nov 13, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Configure Timers

    JoaoPauloB
    Hi Brandon, So it's strange, because i am setting as auto-reload mode. When TCRR match TMAR, the TCRR doesn't reload with the contents of TLDR. Below i show the configurations of the registers. Are there any issues in my registers configurations? OCP: 0x210 TMAT: 0x7e02 TLDR: 0x1 TCLR...
    on Nov 17, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: POP POP_TEMP POP_INT0 lines

    BrandonAzbell
    DV Is there any information available on how to use the POP_TEMP, POP_INT0, POP_INT1 from the POP memory devices? I assume the POP_TEMP might have something to do with temperature? Protocol? These signals are feed through pins, meaning it is essentially a wire connection from the pad on the...
    on Nov 20, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: POP POP_TEMP POP_INT0 lines

    Bernie Thompson TI
    I recently came across some Micron datasheets at the Micron BeagleBoard page that can give you some idea how these are hooked up, it looks like POP_TEMP is a signal that asserts if the PoP's junction temperature goes over 85C, for the INT lines it looks like one is a NC (AC9) on the PoP and the other...
    on Nov 20, 2008

  • Forum Post: Re: Ethernet microcontroller

    Bernie Thompson TI
    For a USB based peripheral like this you may want to take a look around the Beagle Board community , as that board is highly dependent on USB peripherals, I did a quick search on their Google groups page and found a few people working on USB based ethernet adapters, it seems at least one person got a...
    on Nov 26, 2008

  • Forum Post: Ethernet microcontroller

    Dan Bodenstein
    We are working on developing our new board for the OMAP3503 and can find little support for Ethernet Micro-controllers. Does anyone know of a microcontroller which is supported on the OMAP3503? Better yet, has anyone here gotten one running? It would be nice to run directly to a microcontroller rather...
    on Nov 26, 2008
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