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AM2632: Enabling XIP for AM2632

Part Number: AM2632


Tool/software:

Hello,

we are using AM2632 in our project, with extern al flash, via QSPI mode.

I have written my own SBL, based on SBL_QSPI-example from SDK.

Is it possible to use/enable XIP on AM2632? Is XIP supported by AM263x?
Background: we could place the hsmRtImage and pru-Images (included as header) to external flash, to save internal RAM).


Best regards
Jo

  • HI Jo,

    Is it possible to use/enable XIP on AM2632? Is XIP supported by AM263x?

    AM263x does not support XIP.

  • Background: we could place the hsmRtImage and pru-Images (included as header) to external flash, to save internal RAM).

    That can still be done, you can then copy these at run into ram and use them as needed.

  • Can you give me some example? Can I find an example in the MCU_SDK?

    We want only one flash file, which contains RPRC multicore image and the other filkes (H-Files of PRU and HSM)...

    You saiy, load into RAM at run...can the load then be executed step by step...because otherwise I need the whole RAM again...




  • We want only one flash file, which contains RPRC multicore image and the other filkes (H-Files of PRU and HSM)...

    That is not possible Jo, because app images are signed and are append with signature for ROM to authenticate.

    Also I would recommend moving to mcelf image s app-image will be depricated from next sdk release. It has faster boot time and better security features as compared to appimage

  • We want only one flash file, which contains RPRC multicore image and the other filkes (H-Files of PRU and HSM)...

    You saiy, load into RAM at run...can the load then be executed step by step...because otherwise I need the whole RAM again...

    The way I recommended was to flash these separately at different flash locations and then retrive it at runtime in the application.