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rebuild itbok problem

Annie Zhang
Intellectual 460 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OMAP3530, DM3730

Hi,

I want to add some test into itbok for my board. I have problem to rebuild it. First I used the file I got from the CD came with the OMAP35x EVM board, the uBoot is very old - version is 1, patch level is 1, and no configuration for omap3_evm_config. So I went to Mistral website downloaded the new one which is version 2009 and patch level is 11. I can not build it - complaining about missing definitions. Then I used the uboot source came with the board (uboot 0.2.01.03.11)  which can build successfully by itself, and plus the itok source under OMAP_EVM (as a library module). And the build proceed a while and stopped, the error message is in /EVM3530_ITBOK/diagnostics folder, no rule to make target '.depend', needed by 'libdiagnostic.a'. Anyone has rebuild itbok successfully, please tell me your source code version and makefile and build settings. Thanks.

 

Annie

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    TI__Mastermind 29425 points

    Annie

    I've successfully rebuilt ITBOK in the past. Let me download the latest from Mistral and give it a try.

      Paul

  • 0 in reply to PaulM
    Intellectual 460 points

    I was able to build it, but the newest version downloaded from Mistral website, the display seems very yellowish. Did you see the same affect?

     

    thanks.

  • 0 in reply to PaulM
    TI__Mastermind 29425 points

    Annie

    Using the PSP 02.01.03.11 and ITBOK downlaods from the istral website I can replicate the error you are seeing. 

    I also tried the downloaded ITBOK with the PSP 03.00.01.06  and it failed with a different error.

    If I use the ITBOK that came on the disks supplied with the EVM along with the PSP 02.01.03.11 then the compile is successful.

    I've email Mistral for their input.

      Paul

  • 0 in reply to PaulM
    Intellectual 680 points

    Paul,Annie,

    It is likely that you are seeing an yellowish display on the OMAP3530EVM with the sources that you have used. The reason is that the u-boot sources you downloaded are for AM/DM3730. A minor pin mux change is required on the DSS to get it working on the OMAP3530. The appropriate u-boot/ITBOK sources for OMAP3530EVM are here ftp://omapevm:Mistral123@ftp.mistralsolutions.com/3530_ITBOK . Can you please try this out.

     

     


  • 0 in reply to Vijay
    Intellectual 680 points

    Annie,Paul,

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  • 0 in reply to Vijay
    Prodigy 40 points

    Hi all,

    I want to "reopen" this thread, if allowed ?!

    We are trying to use ITBOK (current version from Mistral homepage: ) together with the current uboot version "uboot-20120401" - with included SPL for the DM3730.

    We did the following :

    1) downloaded and extracted ITBOK from Mistral

    2) removed the "old" uboot version from ITBOK and replaced it with the new uboot-20120401 version

    3) followed the installation guide from "http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/ITBOK" chapter 1.

    4) we called the register_diagnostics() function from board./s_init() (bottom)

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    But, in linking stage, we get multiple errors, which come from the SPL source code part (it uses the same code parts as uboot does) ...

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    Has someone else seen these kind of linking errors? Are there known fixes for this issue?

    ITBOK is a very helpful tool and we would appreciate using it ....

    Thanks,

    Robert