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StarterWare ethernet samples doesn't work when compiled with gcc

StarterWare ethernet samples doesn't work when compiled with gcc

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Damjan Marion
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on Mar 14 2012 09:51 AM
Prodigy140 points

Hi,

I'm trying to compile StarterWare ethernet examples (enetLwip, enetEcho) using provided makefiles and CodeSourcery toolchain. App starts from microSD card (beagle bone) but it hangs on acquiring IP address.

StarterWare AM335x Boot Loader                    
Copying application image from MMC/SD card to RAM 
Jumping to StarterWare Application...             
                                                  
Acquiring IP Address...                           


When I apply same procedure to precompiled binary (AM335X_StarterWare_02_00_00_05/binary/armv7a/cgttms470_ccs/am335x/beaglebone/enet_lwip/enetLwip.bin) it works well. It acquires IP address and starts HTTP server.


Any suggestions how to fix this?


Thanks,


Damjan

					


			

	
				

		

			
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