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From 08/27/2010 to 09/25/2010
09/25/2010
- 02:27 PM Software Development: RE: Clean Shutdown
- I think the most important thing is to mount the root filesystem and any filesystem you have your executable on with ...
09/24/2010
- 08:34 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- hey would it be possible that we talk on the phone?
858-254-0008
- 08:20 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- That message is OK. You can set up ethernet to use MII or RMII (but not both, and you're using MII).
It looks lik... - 08:06 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- I saw this among the test
EMAC: MII PHY configured, RMII PHY will not be functional
I attached the whole text - 07:50 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- Can you dump out the text from the boot sequence? Does the u-Boot locate the PHY (via the MDIO scan)?
-Mike
- 07:42 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- OK I made all the changes and it still does not work. I now think there are only two difference between out circuits...
- How do you recommend we handle shutdown of our embedded device in order to ensure the consistency of the Linux file s...
- 12:02 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- We were able to get the LCD going with no problem, BTW. We'll be using it for our demo next week.
Thanks for the h...
09/23/2010
- 04:35 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- yes. you should add a pull-up.
- 04:16 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- Mike,
The green on the component means I used a different value cap or resistor. C216 is there but I used a 1uF c... - 03:46 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- Hi John,
I think you need to tie the RESET line on the phy to the MII_RESET_N signal. The SYS_RESET_N does not ge... - 03:23 PM FPGA Development: RE: TLK100 Ethernet
- More information for you.
Attached is a comparison between the Critical link schematics and ours schematics. View... - I know this is outside of your support area but I thought I would ask this in case you might have an idea of what to ...
09/22/2010
- 02:28 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- You'll need a different FPGA image. You also need to load an additional module (for the touchscreen controller on th...
- 02:26 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Yup. That did it.
For some reason, I had copied the instructions for the Rev. C board instead of the ones above.
... - 02:05 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Ah. OK. You punched in the i2c commands for the Rev C board. You have 0x3f programmed into position 0x08.
Please... - 01:53 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- I added a simple test pattern generator to the wiki [[LCD_configuration]]. It draws a white box around the border of ...
- 01:50 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Done. Here's what I see:
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f 0123456789abcdef
00: 4c 01 10 04 ... - 08:17 AM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- After you are up and running, could you please run a...
09/21/2010
- 04:16 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Definitely not a Rev C board, so it must be a B (I think we have an A here as well, but this isn't it).
Yes, actua... - 03:22 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Can you please confirm the revision of your board (B, or C)?
Before you write to the /dev/fb0 device, do you see a... - 03:13 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Got it working. A few oddities, but I'm now able to at least talk to the frame buffer.
The screen is all blue and ... - 10:07 AM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- William
If you are seeing blue vertical stripes (every other pixel) then the frame buffer is working..
try the foll...
09/20/2010
- 10:53 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- OK -- we're definitely making progress here. I now see a raster on the DVI-based monitor. It's just vertical blue str...
- 09:37 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Got it. I'll check this out right now and let you know what happens.
- 08:08 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- That's the right image. All the files show up at the bottom of the wiki.
I've updated the wiki with more instru... - 02:23 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- I downloaded the file "IndustrialIO_dvi_revA-B.bin" and used it to program the FPGA (in Linux, using the instructions...
- 11:56 AM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- We'll take a look at this setup today and let you know what happens.
The next thing we'll want to know is what com...
09/17/2010
- 06:32 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- It's off the [[Das_U-Boot_Port]] page from the start page. I'll look at making another entry.
- 06:06 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Could you put the link to that wiki page into the wiki start page please.
- 05:52 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- The [[LCD configuration]] wiki page has been started that will cover the information you need. It's a work in progre...
- 02:27 PM FPGA Development: RE: How to implement bidirectional BLVDS in the FPGA (Spartan-6 )
- I received a reply back from Xilinx tech support.
They indicated that the approach for Spartan-6 would be similar ...
09/16/2010
- 08:26 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- I'll need a little more information about the uboot to be able to have it tell the kernel to initialize the device. A...
- 07:01 PM Software Development: RE: LCD/Display questions
- Mr. Schlunk,
The kernel included in the development kit provided should have the necessary code installed to suppo... - We are trying to figure out how to get video out of the board and had a couple of questions.
Does your development... - I need to implement a data bus as part of an interface to the Xilinx FPGA, and it must be a bidirectional BLVDS inter...
09/07/2010
- 04:12 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Actually John,
you shouldn't need to reprogram the NAND/root filesystem. Only the kernel. The NAND should still ... - 04:10 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Right. The procedure you just ran only reloads the bootloader images.
You will also need to reload the kernel i... - 04:03 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- it gets into uboot but once past uboot I get this
8192 KiB M25P64 at 0:0 is now current device
Wrong Image Format... - 04:01 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- that worked I am backup and running.
thanks
John - 03:52 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Hi John,
I copied the instructions wrong from our factory programming instruations. Sorry. The "-c" option shoul... - 03:43 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- I ran this exactly how you said and I get the usage for the command here is what I typed in
sfh_OMAP-L138 -flash ... - 01:38 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Look at the [[Reprogramming a Dead Board]] wiki link. Let me know if you run into trouble.
-Mike
- 01:18 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- It was my fault not yours so no big deal. If you can post what it takes to re-flash the boot code. If this doesn't...
- 07:54 AM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Hi John,
Well, the bad news is that I think you whacked the bootloading code on the SPI FLASH.
The "sf write" c... - 07:57 AM Software Development: RE: Audio help needed
- Hi Otmar,
The API will be ALSA.
My best guess would be something mid-October. We'll try to bump it up on the p...
09/03/2010
- 06:40 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Nothing at all unless I hit both buttons and then I see BOOTME.
here is the console after doing the Kermit upload
... - 06:35 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Do you have a text capture of the commands you typed?
You need to be careful executing commands that write to the ... - 06:32 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
OK I went through all of that and now my platform does not boot at all. no text coming across on the serial port. ...- 04:14 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Sorry, tftp is network transfer protocol. Didn't know you weren't on the network.
If you would like to transfer t... - 03:47 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Why would I have q network cable plugged in and what to I plug it into? My home network? I am using the serial por...
- 03:38 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- This usually means that the network cable isn't plugged in or the other end isn't talking.
- 03:09 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- When trying to load the FPGA through Uboot I get this error
T WARN: emac_send_packet: No link
T WARN: emac_send... - 02:57 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- It looks like it works once I tri-stated the wait signals I can not reproduce the problem.
I sent a new file to ou... - 01:22 PM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- We only use CS2 and the IO_EMA_D bus is only driven when CS2 and OE are active.
I have the wait signals driven h... - 11:26 AM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- Also, if you'd like to send me your project file (offline, if you'd prefer) we could arrange that. Then we can at le...
- 11:24 AM FPGA Development: RE: Critical link bit file
- John. Quick question: which chip select space are you using to talk to the FPGA? We have wired all of them over to...
- Can you send me the bin and bit file for your FPGA. I am trying to debug the crash that happens when we program our...
08/31/2010
- 07:06 PM Software Development: RE: Audio help needed
- Hi Mike,
Thank you for the information.
Once the drivers exist -- would you know what API I should probably be... - 05:20 PM Software Development: RE: Audio help needed
- Hello Mr. Schlunk,
Unfortunately, in order to use the audio output a new sound "board/driver" needs to be written ... - 04:08 PM FPGA Development: RE: FPGA Unused Pins
- Thanks
- 03:47 PM FPGA Development: RE: FPGA Unused Pins
- Hi John,
In general, you should tri-state / float all unused pins on the FPGA. This will result in those pins beh... - Did you have to do anything special to the unused EMIFA pins like
I_EMA_CS0_N
I_EMA_CS3_N
I_EMA_CS5_N
I_EMA_CAS... - 04:05 PM FPGA Development: RE: Digital DNA
- Yes but I think the range of the DNA value is assigned per customer so each customer has a unique set of values and n...
- 03:53 PM FPGA Development: RE: Digital DNA
- Stuff you probably already know, but:
According to our distributor, the Xilinx DNA code is unique per chip (like a...
08/30/2010
- I'm trying to figure out a simple method of getting a sound file to play on the board from our app.
After looking ... - 02:36 PM FPGA Development: RE: Accessing the FPGA Memory space using U-boot
- Hey I figured it out so never mind. the FPGA is at 0x6000000 and the memory commands in Uboot seem to work.
- I sent this messge to our software guys also but if youcan help it would be appreciated.
In order to debug the F... - 01:37 PM FPGA Development: RE: Digital DNA
- We do no need it on the MityDSP board I was just curious. We are using it on our PROBE FPGA. If you had one assigne...
08/27/2010
- 03:37 PM FPGA Development: RE: Digital DNA
- Hi John,
We're still looking into this here (I wanted to at least get you some feedback that someone saw your post...
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