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hi,
I found in different places 2 different kind of the table:
:first
/*******************************************************************************
* Emif4 (DDR3) configuration table
*******************************************************************************/
typedef struct bootEmif4Tbl_s {
UINT32 configSelect_msw; /* Bit map defining which registers to set */
UINT32 configSelect_slsw; /* Bit map defining which registers to set */
UINT32 configSelect_lsw; /* Bit map defining which registers to set */
UINT32 pllPrediv; /* Values of all 0s will disable the pll */
UINT32 pllMult;
UINT32 pllPostDiv;
and the second is :
/*******************************************************************************
* Emif4 (DDR3) configuration table
*******************************************************************************/
typedef struct bootEmif4Tbl_s {
UINT32 configSelect; /* Bit map defining which registers to set */
UINT32 pllPrediv; /* Values of all 0s will disable the pll */
UINT32 pllMult;
UINT32 pllPostDiv;
UINT32 sdRamConfig;
which one is the right table?
thanks
xiang
Hi Xiang,
This is not boot parameter table, it's a EMIF DDR3 configuration table. Please refer the device data manual section for 2.5.3.8 DDR3 Configuration Table.
/******************************************************************************* * Emif4 (DDR3) configuration table *******************************************************************************/ typedef struct bootEmif4Tbl_s { UINT32 configSelect; /* Bit map defining which registers to set */ UINT32 pllPrediv; /* Values of all 0s will disable the pll */ UINT32 pllMult; UINT32 pllPostDiv; UINT32 sdRamConfig; . . .
Refer Section 3.12.3 Booting an Image From I2C Into an External DDR Memory Using DDR EMIF Table, on keystone DSP boot loader user guide for the usage instructions.
Thank you.