AM3359: Linux based Hello world example

Hi Digvijay,

You can find HelloWorld linux example in the below user guide:

Regards,
Pavel

Hi,

     I have gone through the above document. As it requires router in between which i dont have, i am not able to implement the example. So is there any example which transmits some data on UART which can be seen on PC.

Regards,

Digvijay

Hi,

     AS given in document i have created the SD card having two partitions. I have created executable file for hello world and copied it into /Home directory in rootfs . But i am still not getting the hello world on terminal. Also i am not getting console in terminal. So what i am doing wrong??

             I have attached snap of terminal.

Digvijay,

This SD card seems to have RTOS image by default. And you need to make sure create-sdcard.sh script has run successful. Please make below steps:

1. Put your SD card into SD card reader and plug it in your Linux host machine (i.e. Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit). You will need a >8GB SD Card and the capability to connect that card to your Linux Host machine (using a USB SD Card reader, for example).

2. Run the ti-processor-sdk-linux-am335x-evm-06.00.00.07/bin/create-sdcard.sh script

3. Check if your SD card is properly detected, check for "sdb"

4. Select to install the default images and tisdk-rootfs filesystem

5. Make sure you do not have error messages during this process and verify PSDK Linux has been installed successful by the script

6. From Linux host machine, make sure you have MLO and u-boot images in boot partition, kernel and dtb images in rootfs partition. Then place your helloworld executable in the rootfs partiton

7. Unplug the SD card from the Linux host and plug it in AM335x ICE board.

8. Configure the sysboot pins for MMC/SD boot. Refer to the AM335x ICE user guide for details (link below)

9. Power on the AM335x ICE board, you should see MLO/u-boot/kernel/rootfs messages on UART console. Once boot up, you need to locate your helloworld executable and start it.

If that doesn't work, you might try the same procedure with PSDK RT-Linux (link below), instead of PSDK Linux .

software-dl.ti.com/.../index_FDS.html

www.ti.com/.../spruip3.pdf

Regards,
Pavel

Hi,

     I had formatted the SD card so there is no chance of RTOS application. Anyway i will try the above mentioned steps and let you know the result.

Regards,

Digvijay

Hi,

This resolved the problem. It was bootloading from SPI Flash. After erasing the SPI flash , now i am getting the console and able to run the application.

Regrads,

Digvijay