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How do I know if my currently installed CCS have SYS BIOS installed already and how to create a sys bios project on CCS?

sherwin tiongson
Intellectual 410 points

Hi Guys,

I am using CCS version 5 and I need to know if my CCS have SYS BIOS already installed? can anyone guide me on how to this... thanks..

And also, I am using a Stellaris EKI-LM4F232 Evalauation board to run SYS BIOS. I found some sample codes that used sys bios but Im having hard time creating a project that will be configure to SYS BIOS. I found some tutorials on the site below on how to make a sys bios project,  but it seems like its not really that clear it ask me for the RTSC Configuration and I don't have clue regarding RTSC. Can someone help me on this.

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/SYS/BIOS_Getting_Started_Guide#Using_SYS.2FBIOS_with_CCSv4

Thanks,

Sheriwn Tiongson

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    TI__Mastermind 37985 points

    Sherwin,
    if you go to Windows->Preferences->Code Composer Studio->RTSC->Products, you'll be able to see which products you have installed with your CCS installation. In that same window, you can add a SYS/BIOS installation in case you installed SYS/BIOS on your machine independently from CCS. If you don't have a SYS/BIOS installation you can get one from here.

    Once you have SYS/BIOS installed, look for the directory 'docs' in the installation where you can find Getting Started Guide and User Guide. Then, you can create a new CCS Project, and in the process you'll have to select a device family (ARM in your case) and a variant (one of Stellaris LM4F232 devices). In Project templates, select one of the SYS/BIOS project templates.