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Linux的/ TDA2EVM5777: TDA2x cpu board sd boot

Part Number: TDA2EVM5777

Tool/software: Linux

Hi everyone

I have a tda2x cpu board,now I have made the sd card for starting, and then connected to the display (via the HDMI port on the CPU board), the power is up, but the monitor has no reaction, I don't know why, please help me.

Do i need another vision board?

  • Hi,

    Which version is your VisionSDK?
    Do you see any output on the UART console?

    Regards,
    Yordan
  • HI Yorden
    I use this:PROCESSOR_SDK_VISION_03_01_00_00_setuplinux.bin,maybe i made mistakes when i made the SD.
    Could u give me the files which need to copy to SD?
    My email is 229370649@qq.com Thanks a lot!
  • Hi,

    after you install the PROCESSOR_SDK_VISION_03_01_00_00_setuplinux.bin, please follow instructions in docs/Linux/VisionSDK_Linux_UserGuide.pdf.

    First you need to prepare your setup according to "2.4 Software Installation & Setup" (this includes cloning kernel, U-boot, vsdk patches etc.)
    Then you must build the SDK according to chapter "3. Build".
    After that you can prepare your SD card according to chapter "4.2 Preparing SD card & Boot" and test it with the steps described in "4.3 Run demos"

    Regards,
    Yordan
  • HI Yordan
    Thanks for your device,but i have a question,in 2.4.2.1,this

    "$> git am ../linux-kernel-addon/kernel-patches/*
    memcahe.ko source
    There is additional kernel module needed for vision_sdk, ensure the source lies
    under $INSTALL_DIR/ti_components/os_tools/linux/kernel/linux-kerneladdon/memcache, this comes by default with installation"

    i did not find the memcahe.ko why?
    thanks again
  • Hi,

    do you see any errors while you run "git am ../linux-kernel-addon/kernel-patches/*" command?
    Do you have any files in $INSTALL_DIR/ti_components/os_tools/linux/kernel/linux-kerneladdon/memcache directory?
    The memcahe.ko should be generated when you build the kernel.

    Regards,
    Yordan