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AM3352: TI-RTOS

Part Number: AM3352

Hello,

Currently we are using phyBOARD-Regor as our development hardware. This is compatible with Linux 4.4.52. As our application requires a RTOS to execute tasks.  In regarding this, we are thinking to use, PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-AM335X. In regarding this we have few questions:

1. Can i boot the phyBOARD-Regor, by following the process mentioned in document PROCESSOR-SDK-RTOS-AM335X, Linux SD Card Creation Guide.

2. Can i install the Code composer studio(CCS) IDE in the phyBOARD-Regor itself and develop the application code (or) do I have to install the CCS IDE in Ubuntu 16.04 machine, cross compile the developed code as per ARM GCC and execute the executable after copying into phyBOARD-Regor.

3. Can i access the low level hardware of AM3352 with this SDK.

Thanks,

J. Chandra Sekhar

  • Chandra,

    You would likely have to get in touch with Phytec for this support as TI doesn`t support this evaluation hardware platform.

    phyBOARD-Regor platform is not officially supported by the Processor SDK RTOS baseline as this is a board that is done by our design partners/third party. While the baseline OS and the drivers are platform independent, the board software and the examples are setup to use pinmuxing, clocking , DDR configuration and peripheral instance corresponding to TI evaluation platforms for this family of devices.

    HW platforms that we support for AM335x family of devices include AM335x GP EVM, AM335x starter kit, Beagle bone black , iceAM335x v2 and iceAMIC110. We recommend customer start their development on one of these platforms so the TI provided RTOS software suite can be brought up with good out of box experience. If you choose to use any other platform, you would be required t port the software to your platform based on the SOC tools and instructions that we describe here:
    software-dl.ti.com/.../index_board.html

    All the components CSL/starterware, RTOS, OS abstraction layer and drivers are mostly platform independent but components like board library, bootloaders and examples are configured for a specific TI evaluation platform.

    Similarly, CCS can be used with any evaluation hardware in which a supported emulator connection is available (XDS1xx, XDS2xx, XDS510, etc)  however the initialization script referred to as GEL file for the platform would need to be modified to configure clocks and DDR memory as per the platform in question.


    Hope this helps.

    Regards,
    Rahul