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[OMAP 4430 Pandaboard]Tesla build fails for bios-syslink(Tesla IPC code)

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Qianao Ju
Posted by Qianao Ju
on Apr 02 2012 19:27 PM
Prodigy40 points

Hi, I am now working on how to make use of the DSP(Tesla) on my OMAP 4430 based pandaboard. When I am building bios-syslink, download from:  

                http://dev.omapzoom.org/?p=tisyslink/bios-syslink.git;a=summary

It is always error to build for the C64T option:  

This is the error message

configuring ti_omap_platform_dsp/whole_program_debug/Notify_Test_Dsp.xe64T from package/cfg/ti_omap_platform_dsp/whole_program_debug/Notify_Test_Dsp_xe64T.cfg ...
Tesla Power Mgmt = OFF
Unicache = OFF
js: "/home/ju/omap_data/omapts/linux/dsp-tc/bios_6_31_03_25/packages/ti/sysbios/family/arm/ducati/package.xs", line 72: Error: Library not found: ti.sysbios.family.arm.ducati.ae64T

build tool:   C6000CGT 7.2.0       BIOS    6.31.03.25     TMS470CGT     4.6.1   xdctools.3.20.07.86

And I have changed suffix of  /bios-syslink/package/ti/omap/deh/Deh_wdtIsr.asm    to    Deh_wdtIsr.sa,    that thing been also been changed in package.bld to avoid the assembly error.

If someone has build Tesla for bios-syslink, please help me. Thank you very much

OMAP4430 Tesla Bios-syslink
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  • Magdalena Iovescu
    Posted by Magdalena Iovescu
    on Apr 03 2012 15:58 PM
    Intellectual2480 points

    Hello,

    Please take a look at this page on the omappedia, which contains instructions on how to build Syslink/RPMsg for the DSP: http://omappedia.org/wiki/RPMsg_Tesla

    Note that Panda specific questions should be directed to pandaboard@googlegroups.com.

    Regards,

    Magdalena

     

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  • Qianao Ju
    Posted by Qianao Ju
    on Apr 08 2012 18:35 PM
    Prodigy40 points

    Thank you for your reply.

    I have tried RPMsg_Tesla in my PC. When I try to build for "C64T", no error happens, but I still cannot get the tesla-dsp.bin mentioned in   http://omappedia.org/wiki/RPMsg_Tesla

    I find it in the white paper that OMAP 4430 has a programmable DSP. But yet I am still not clear how to make use of this dsp. I just want to use this dsp to do some computer vision project, is it possible to do dsp programming in omap 4430?

    Thank you very much!

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  • Manuel Contreras
    Posted by Manuel Contreras
    on Apr 16 2012 17:21 PM
    Expert8425 points

    in the RPMsg_Tesla for syslink there is next note, default selected label is not latest or required when download using git clone

    "Note: Make sure you use tag 1.10.04.12 or beyond. Before this tag there is no Tesla Support."

    by using next command you can check what labels exist,

    $ git tag

    then you can do next command to select latest version
    $ git checkout 1.10.04.12
    or move to last tag
    $ git checkout 1.10.06.15
    and continue from here following the instructions in http://omappedia.org/wiki/RPMsg_Tesla#Build
    remember to do "git fetch --all" or a new "git clone git://git.omapzoom.org/repo/sysbios-rpmsg.git" to get latests changes.
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  • Israel Cepeda
    Posted by Israel Cepeda
    on Apr 17 2012 17:10 PM
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    Hi Qianao,

    I just build successfully the Tesla imagen and I see the images. What I did was to follow the steps in the wiki:

    1) Download sysbios-rpmsg code

    2) Download tools setups

    3) create the dir path /data/omapts/linux/dsp-tc/cgt6x-7.2.0

    4) Run the CGT setup and set the path /data/omapts/linux/dsp-tc/cgt6x-7.2.0

    5) Run the other setups setting the path /data/omapts/linux/dsp-tc/

    6) Export the variables and build

    It has finish without any issue.

    About the other question, yes it is possible to make programming in there, you may want to look into the samples in the sysbios-rpmsg code, there are some samples that create some task to run in the DSP.

    Regards!

    ICe

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  • Qianao Ju
    Posted by Qianao Ju
    on Apr 17 2012 20:14 PM
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    Thank you for your advice. I have just build the image for Tesla. I forgot to check the tag version. Thank you very much

                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Qianao

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  • Qianao Ju
    Posted by Qianao Ju
    on Apr 17 2012 20:16 PM
    Prodigy40 points

    Hi Israel

            Thank you for your advice. I have just build the images for Tesla. I will look deep into the codes and learn to do the dsp programming. Thank you very much!

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