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  • Forum Post: beaglebone / IAR EWARM 6.30.4 / Starterware

    richard neveau
    Can build 'demo' project (and the libs) using IAR but having trouble downloading using the XDS100 JTAG on beaglebone board. can't find a good ???_XDS110v2.dat file for beaglebone under XDS100 options I suspect I'm looking in the wrong place so anyone have any pointers ?
    on Jan 11, 2012

  • Forum Post: BeagleBone

    Basavaraj Hiremath
    Hello, With the instructions given in StarterWare for standalone application, I was able to get the demo app working. The other examples (gpio, enetEcho) do not work. When I try to load the card, I get the message -- StarterWare AM3.... Unable to open application file Jumping to...
    on Jan 18, 2012

  • Forum Post: Basic LWIP Usage

    Joe Bauman95661
    Hi All - Does anyone have any suggestions for simple LWIP usage? I've built and used the examples, but now that I'm trying to modify them for my own needs I seem to be missing the basics. What I would like to do is set the BeagleBone up as a simple TCP server so that I can pass commands...
    on Feb 3, 2012

  • Forum Post: Board support package for the Beaglebone

    Aijaz Baig
    Hello there Finally I got myself a beaglebone. I believe the SD card has been flashed with the Angstrom image already. But I am more interested in learning how to write what they call the 'BSP' (board support package). Its been quite a while (more than 8 years :|) since ive done any serious...
    on Feb 13, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: uartEcho compiled with CodeSourcery 4.6.1

    Aijaz Baig
    Hi. I am trying to build the bootloader code using cygwin and the arm toolchain from codesourcery (Sourcery G++ Lite 2009q1-161) but I cannot even get past the compilation stage. I have added variable LIB_PATH to my bash profile so now it is visible on the path. Additionally I have also added variable...
    on Mar 25, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: Update for StarterWare on AM335X

    ZHU HONGXIAN
    My AM335X EVM board can't work normally Based on StarterWare，but it can work based on linux or android system。And，I find that MLO which i get from StarterWare example can not boot the board。I spent a day to try，Phenomenon are all the same。 On the other hand，StarterWare work Normally on my BeagleBone...
    on Mar 25, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: gpio example for beaglebone compiled with gcc

    Valentin Ivanov
    Hi Sujith, I have tried your gpioLedBlink_ti.bin and the led doesn't blink too. My board is Rev A3. Other strange things is that I have tried the demo application after building it and it works fine. Both parts of the demo that use that LED. This is a very weird issue and I really would like...
    on Mar 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: gpio example for beaglebone compiled with gcc

    Valentin Ivanov
    That one works! What is the issue with the image converter? Regards, Valentin
    on Mar 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: gpio example for beaglebone compiled with gcc

    Valentin Ivanov
    I am using gcc compiler that was suggested in the user guide on windows (with cygwin). I have build and verified bootloader, uart and demo applications. No I am trying to verify gpio example. It builds successfully, but when I load it the led is not blinking. Can anybody try it or may be knows...
    on Mar 28, 2012

  • Forum Post: Starterware and caches

    Gerard Belanger
    Does anyone know if Starterware for Sitara, AM335x on Beaglebone specifically, uses the instruction and/or data caches? This would make a difference when I get to benchmarking a potential application process. Gerry Belanger
    on Mar 6, 2012

  • Forum Post: BeagleBone High-speed bulk USB transfer

    Nick1
    Hi, I am trying to facilitate high speed (480Mb/s) bulk transfer between a beagle bone and a host computer to transmit large amounts of data (uncompressed video frames.) I have modified the usb_dev_bulk example included in StarterWare to transfer data from the beaglebone to the host computer, however...
    on Apr 22, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: AM335xEVM example project won’t build and run in CCSv5 with TMS470 compiler

    Gerard Belanger
    I'm not sure if the EVM initializes DDR for you before your download. If not, then you may have to do that. On the BeagleBone, with CCSv5.1, after loading the debugger ccxml file, I run a script which writes the registers to set up the DDR. The script appears under the Scripts pulldown menu once...
    on May 7, 2012

  • Forum Post: AM3359 NAND boot ECC settings in StarterWare

    Balazs Ancsa
    Hi! I have a BeagleBone and an expander board with a NAND flash (1 Gb size, 8 bit bus width, 2048 byte page size, 128kB block size). I am using the StarterWare software library. I have managed to boot up the device from the NAND flash with my own code if the ROM ECC option is disabled (SYSBOOT...
    on Mar 7, 2012

  • Forum Post: UART reset affects other uarts on BeagleBone???

    Gil Crouse
    Hey, I'm working on a StarterWare application using several different UARTS. Currently I'm using the uartStdio library (on UART0) for printing out messages and debugging and I'm trying to use UART5 for another interface. My program seems to be running fine reading UART5 and sending data...
    on May 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: StarterWare USB Host support on BeagleBone

    Gil Crouse
    I'd like to use a BeagleBone to do some data acquisition from a sensor over USB. The StarterWare wiki page on USB: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/StarterWare_USB says that host mode isn't supported on BeagleBone but is on the EVM. Does anyone know if support for host mode on a...
    on Jan 19, 2012

  • Forum Post: lwIP UDP problem in 2.00.00.05 on the BeagleBone.

    Jay Larson
    Hi, I'm having problems with iwIP as supplied in StarterWare 2.00.00.05 for the AM335x and targeted to the BeagleBone. I made a very simple change to the example program "enetEcho" to add a periodic broadcast of a UDP packet every 1/2 second. Here is the code segment with what...
    on Mar 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: How I can change Starterware on beaglebone with 500Mhz?

    Alan Chen
    Hello Current Starterware on beaglebone speed up 720Mhz, but I need to slow down it to 500Mhz, 600Mhz or 275Mhz. Anybody could tell me how to change it? Best regards. Alan
    on Jul 20, 2012

  • Forum Post: dmtimerCounter.c not getting to the ISR

    John Conover
    Hi, We are currently working on the BeagleBone and have interfaced it to an FPGA. Because we needed to do pin muxing we did not do use the beaglebone gel files or target in the general setup(we use the AM335X). I've tried to install a timer ISR by using the example in dmtimerCounter.c. I am...
    on Aug 24, 2012

  • Forum Post: Could I use McASP to send long continuing serial data stream?

    Alan Chen
    Hi Could I use McASP to send long continuing serial data stream? It is around 8430 bits. It is better to sync with frame, so it means that one frame is 8430 bits. Can I use Beaglebone to implement it? Best Regards, Alan
    on Sep 3, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: dmtimer can't go faster than 50KHz

    Evan Thomas
    Following another thread I enabled the MMU using a routine MMUConfigAndEnable that I found in another example, and enabled the cache using CacheEnable(CACHE_ALL). I'm now able to run the timer at 250+ KHz however it still seems close to saturating the system. When I include a 7us calculation between...
    on Oct 8, 2012

  • Forum Post: dmtimer can't go faster than 50KHz

    Evan Thomas
    Hello, embedded newbie so please forgive stupid questions. I have a hard realtime application that I need to run at 100KHz, the computation that needs to occur between steps takes about 4us on a beaglebone (benchmarked under linux). Linux doesn't come close to providing the time step reliability...
    on Oct 5, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: GPIO speed

    Linas Karpavicius
    two reasons: first i just get Beaglebone and that is quite big leap from msp430 and stm32f4, and i still trying to understand this SOC. This lcd panel have it's own frame buffer with PLL and so on, so i see LCD as RAM, and just write values to GRAM, and code was developed for STM32F4 so that was...
    on Oct 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: Interrupt based GPIO programming on BeagleBone

    DP Tripathi
    I am facing problem with interrupt based GPIO programming on beaglebone . The code demomain.c given in starterware6 contain so many things apart from GPIO, and this demo is actually running the GUI demo on evm335x. So, I just extracted GPIO interrupt features referring to the files demoGPIO.c, gpio_v2...
    on Apr 23, 2012

  • Forum Post: Rebuilding of library-files for VFP Support

    Martin B��ckler
    Hello, currently i am trying to activate VFP-Core to speed calculations up. Modifications at init.asm are done, the runtime support library was selected. But: Compiling the project results in <Linking> fatal error #16016 because the libraries are not compiled with VFP-support. My question...
    on Oct 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: Novice: Issues with beagleBone, Starterware, Initialization and documentation

    Riar
    Hi I have recently moved into starterware--beagleBone and finding a great difficulty to program beagleBone (rev A5) using Code composer studio v5.3 with a starterware AM335X_StarterWare_02_00_00_07. It appears that beagleBone runs very slow. I doubt there will be another simpler code than the one below...
    on Dec 4, 2012
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