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6657, boot from I2C EEPROM

Hi,

I would like to Boot from an I2C EEPROM where I would configure PCI registers and then load SW through the PCI.

Right now I Boot from PCI but the default available memory allocation options are not compatible to my system requirements.

When I choose Boot from PCI there is also a possibility to configure the input clock frequency via strap pins.

I don't understand how will the device now the frequency of the input clock if it is not possible to configure it with the strap pins once you are not using PCIe for Boot.

The frequency of the input clock in my design is 100MHz.

Thank you,

Svetlana.

  • Hi Svetlana,

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  • Svetlana,

    Please refer section 6.29 PLL Boot Configuration Settings in device data manual where you can find the supported/recommended input clock frequencies and its PLL settings for various boot strap options. This configuration settings would be applicable for all the boot modes.

    Regards,
    Senthil