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Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hello,
when i flash the µC everything works fine and the programm run fine on the µc, but when i press the Button "Verify Image" i get this Error:
Verification failed: Values at address 0x82330@Program do not match Please verify target memory and memory map.
When I change in the cmd file the Allocate program areas and the initalized sections go in flash, than the error moves according with my memory/flash area changes.
When I look at this area at Uniflash memory read, I see for the complet area 0x82000 - 0x84000 in every sector 0000.
maybe the complet area is locked and Uniflash just can't compare because its not allowed to look in this area?
Best regards
Julian Dolderer
Hi,
I just programmed the bootctrl (for other bootpins) for CPU1 but the problem is at CPU2.
Below I attached the assembler file, which i used to do that.
I also attached screenshots from uniflash memory read out DCSM zone 1 and 2.
In the download settings in Uniflash I checked the option "Verify Flash after Program".
After every flash progress I get the message "[SUCCESS] Program Load completed successfully".
I think that means that in this case a part of the flash progress is the verification and if the flash progress is successful, the verification is successful too.
Is it possible that Uniflash restart the µC after flashing (I think that happens automatically, because Uniflash has for this µC no option for "restart after flashing")
and when I try to verify after this restart I can't read the orginal informations from the flash memory?
regards
Julian
Vivek,
the memory view is from CPU2.
Just after programming I can't see the content.
Now I tried a device reset, but after the device reset I have the same problem.
For this µc I can't choose between debug reset and no debug reset.
Thats the reason why I asket, if uniflash carry out an automatically debug reset?
Or should there be no difference between reset and no reset? Is uniflash also able to verify the program on the flash after a reset?
Regards,
Julian