Hello,
I booted the Pre-built images in board-support directry into SD card, then i dont know what i have todo with my development kit. How to execute example codes with that? what is the procedure for that?
Thanks in Advance.
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Hello,
I booted the Pre-built images in board-support directry into SD card, then i dont know what i have todo with my development kit. How to execute example codes with that? what is the procedure for that?
Thanks in Advance.
The description you have provided above doesn`t help us fully understand your issues. Can you answer the following for us:
Regards,
Rahul
Hello Raghul,
I am using LCDK and i installed Linux SDK,. Then i followed the procedures as given in Getting Started Guide, in that while exporting the Environment variable(TI_SDK_PATH) that command is executing but i think the link path is not creating properly because if i execute the remaining commands it is showing an error. so i am not able to figure out the correct reason, so now i booted SD card with pre-built images(u-boot.bin , u-boot.AIS , uImage) from the board-support directory. Now what i have todo for executing examples in LCDK board or i have to do some more procedures....
Thanks in advance.
Ilyaraja,
All the procedure required to setup the LCDK board with the linux SDK, have been described here:
Getting Started Guide:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP-L138_LCDK_Linux_SDK_Getting_Started_Guide
Software developers guide:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP-L138_LCDK_Linux_Software_Developer%27s_Guide
I think the current version of the SDK, contains only syslink samples that you can run from the host linux command line.
Regards,
Rahul
Hai Rahul,
Thank You very much for your answer.I got both of the documents and i executed the commands as given in the getting Started guide. But the command for exporting the Environment variable (TI_SDK_PATH) is executing but i don't think its working or not, because when i am executing the following command for environment setup
host $ source linux-devkit/environment-setup
its showing an error, so if i changed the command as,
host $ source /home/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk/linux-devkit/environment-setup
its executing, but the prompt should change as,
[linux-devkit]:~/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk-01.00.00>
but for me its coming as,
[linux-devkit]:~>
I don't know, why it is not working properly? Can you please tell me...
Thanks,
Ilayaraja.
Dear Rahul,
I am having one basic doubt, that is in the Getting Started guide they had given as "The Command Prompts in this Guide" as,
Commands are preceded by prompts that indicate the environment where the command is to be typed. For example:
host $
Indicates command to be typed into the Linux host shell comand line of the host Linux workstation.
EVM #
Indicates commands to be typed into the U-Boot shell command line from the console window connected to the LCDK board’s serial port.
target $
Indicates commands to be entered into LCDK Linux shell command line, which is usually the serial terminal window connected to the LCDK board's serial port.
I executed all the given commands in "Terminal Window" in Ubuntu 12.04-LTS version, is it correct? Or where i have to execute the commands given in Getting Started Guide?... Please clarify me this.
Thanks,
ilayaraja.
Ilyaraja,
Yes, the linux SDK setup for LCDK needs to be done on your Ubuntu host machine.
Regards,
Rahul
Hai Rahul,
Thank You very much for your answer.I got both of the documents(Getting Started Guide, Software Developer's Guide) and i executed the commands as given in the Getting Started guide. But the command for exporting the Environment variable (TI_SDK_PATH) is executing but i don't think its working or not, because when i am executing the following command for environment setup
host $ source linux-devkit/environment-setup
its showing an error, so if i changed the command as,
host $ source /home/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk/linux-devkit/environment-setup
its executing, but the prompt should change as,
[linux-devkit]:~/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk-01.00.00>
but for me its coming as,
[linux-devkit]:~>
I don't know, what is the problem and why it is not working properly?
Can you please tell me...
Thanks,
Ilayaraja.
Hai Rahul,
Thank You very much for your answer.I got both of the documents(Getting Started Guide, Software Developer's Guide) and i executed the commands as given in the Getting Started guide. But the command for exporting the Environment variable (TI_SDK_PATH) is executing but i don't think its working or not, because when i am executing the following command for environment setup
host $ source linux-devkit/environment-setup
its showing an error, so if i changed the command as,
host $ source /home/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk/linux-devkit/environment-setup
its executing, but the prompt should change as,
[linux-devkit]:~/user/ti-sdk-omapl138-lcdk-01.00.00>
but for me its coming as,
[linux-devkit]:~>
I don't know, what is the problem and why it is not working properly?
Can you please tell me...
Thanks,
Ilayaraja.
Hai Raghul,
I got the "Linux host shell" (Serial Terminal Window) to enter the commands started with "host $" , but where i can found the "U-Boot Shell" and "LCDK- Linux Shell" to enter commands starting with "EVM #" and "target $" respectively ?
Thanks and Regards,
Ilayaraja.