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AM3517 EVM

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Hello,

I am newbie in Linux environment

I am running Ubuntu 10.04 and installed CCSv5 to compile ti-sdk-am3517-evm example applications.

I was able to import example applications into CCSv5 but when I try building any of the projects it gives me this error:

'Build Project has encountered a Problem'

By clicking on details:

"Problems occurred building the selected resources.
Errors running builder 'CDT Builder' on project 'saV4L2Rotation'.
Parent of resource: /home/pgupta/ti-sdk-am3517-evm/example-applications/av-examples-1.0/saV4L2Rotation/Debug/sources.mk is marked as read-only.
/home/pgupta/ti-sdk-am3517-evm/example-applications/av-examples-1.0/saV4L2Rotation/Debug/sources.mk (Permission denied)
Parent of resource: /home/pgupta/ti-sdk-am3517-evm/example-applications/av-examples-1.0/saV4L2Rotation/Debug/sources.mk is marked as read-only.
/home/pgupta/ti-sdk-am3517-evm/example-applications/av-examples-1.0/saV4L2Rotation/Debug/sources.mk (Permission denied)"

I also noticed lock sign on the /home/user/ti-sdk-am-evm, probably that is why I can't build any project?

How to remove that lock if that is the case, please help.

Thanks,

Puneet Gupta

  • Hi Puneet,

    Sorry for the delay in answering.  It seems maybe your permissions are not correct after the SDK installation.

    If you right-click on the root directory: /home/user/ti-sdk-am-evm and then look at properties and check permissions, you should be the owner.

    Is it possible you used "sudo" when  you installed?  If so, try re-installing again with out the "sudo" and then you should be the owner of most of the files in you SDK.

    Please let me know if you have other problems.

  • Hi Jeff,

    Thanks for getting back to me. I solved the issue by unlocking the entire ti-sdk-am3517-evm.

    Now I am trying to load Xloader into CCSv5 and create symbols for it so that I can step through.

    I am not finiding any document regarding to bring XLoader in CCSv5, would you have something to refer to?

    Thanks,

    -Puneet

  • Hi Puneet,

    Xloader is a tool used to get u-boot into memory.  You can load u-boot directly into memory using CCSv5. 

    But if you would like to debug x-loader, here is a forum post concerning debugging x-loader. It is a long post, but it may be helpful. Please let me know if it does not answer your questions.

     

    http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/omap_applications_processors/f/447/t/59474.aspx

     

  • Hi Jeff,

    I looked at that post, I am trying to load the Xloader project in CCSv5 and the way I do it is as follows:

    - CCSv5->File->NEW->MakeFile Project with existing code and browse it to /home/user/ti-sdk-am3517-evm-05.02.00.00/psp/x-load-1.51-psp04.02.00.07

    - I am not sure what setiing I need to select  in 'ToolChain for Indexer Settings', so I left it as 'none'. Now I have the project created as 'x-load-1.51-psp04.02.00.07'.

    - Now if I select that project and build => Build error "Make.***[all] Error 1"

    How do I resolve this error?

    Thanks,

    -Puneet

  • Puneet,

    Which SDK do you have?  Is it SDK -5.02?

    I think you can look at one of the other example applications.  There should be a line like the following:

    -include ../../../Rules.make

    That will pull in the toolchain so you can CROSS_COMPILE.

  • I think I am using SDK -5.02

    I am still strugling to make this work...can you send me the make file for X-load-1.51-psp04.02.00.07?

    I can boot the AM3517 EVM and in the end it gets to am3517-evm login:, how do I get into the system (what's the login and password)?

    Please help, not making any progress...

    Thanks,

    -Puneet