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AM5728: DDR Testing to identify the faulty address line

Part Number: AM5728

Tool/software:

Hi,

I'm working on the AM572x and trying to perform a stuck address line test on DDR. One of the DDR address lines is shorted, and I want to identify which one by writing address-based patterns directly into DDR memory (e.g., writing addr to location addr) without triggering memory verification.
At present , i am not able to write into memory location and it is showing memory verification failed. So, i need to skip this memory verification part. So,

My questions:

  1. How can I completely disable memory verification in CCS during GEL or scripted memory writes?

  2. Is there a CCS preference, GEL configuration, or command-line method (DSS, scripting console, etc.) that avoids verification?

  3. Is this a known behavior for CCS when writing to memory regions that are unstable or partially working (e.g., due to hardware issues)?

Regards,

Ravi