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    Does not match the target endianness error on beaglboard

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    kiran nayak
    Posted by kiran nayak
    on May 01 2012 04:41 AM
    Expert1125 points

    hi all

    i m using ccstudiov5 to debug beagleboard using xds100v2 jtag emulator.

    i have used these settings

    GEL : omap3530_cortexA.gel

    Buid options: target : generic cortex-A8 processor

    Device endianness :be32

    output format:ELF

    when i try to load the program

    i m getting these errors..

    Cortex_A8_0: GEL: File: C:\Users\Admin\omap_jtag_ccv5\helloworld1\Debug\helloworld1.out Does not match the target endianness, not loaded. Check project build options and target configuration file (ccxml).

    i also use DM3730evm GEL file but same error appears..

    pls help.. thanku

    omap3530 beagleboard 3530 JTAG ccsstudio
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    • Jon Hunter
      Posted by Jon Hunter
      on May 02 2012 10:11 AM
      Expert3245 points

      When I have seen this in the past, typically CCS is trying to load the image to the wrong device in the JTAG scan chain. For example, the ice-pick controller and not the Cortex-A8. Can you check that it is actually trying to load to the Cortex-A8? Jon

       
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