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Linux/AM3358: SNMP agent

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Part Number: AM3358

Tool/software: Linux

Hello All

We have designed a custom board using AM3358 and have taken General Purpose EVM as reference.

The linux sdk we are using is 05.03.00.07.

In this SDK net-snmp is available and the version is 5.7.3.

I wanted to create a agentx for my custom MIB and respond for snmp requests , but I am unable to compile the c code for snmp-agentx as I couldn't find certain libraries.

Every example in the internet shows to include 

#include <net-snmp/net-snmp-config.h>

#include <net-snmp/net-snmp-includes.h>

#include <net-snmp/agent/net-snmp-agent-includes.h>

I didn't find those libraries . I wanted to write the code in Qt. How to add the existing installed libraries in Qt. I tried by adding

 LIBS+=-L -lnetsnmp 

 LIBS+=-L -lnetsnmpagent 

in Qt but its throwing error.

Kinjdly help me in resolving this issue by replying at the earliest.

Regards

Mad_hu


AM5728: U-boot customization

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Part Number: AM5728

Hi,

I have updated the mux_data.h and the board.c(for the EMIF data).

Question 1: I have just copied the EMIF tool Output (c source code) to the board.c..........Is it fine or i need to change some code?

Question 2:How i can compile these file?

Question 2:How i can create the u-boot.img and the MLO files for the uboot sd card.? I need the details and the commands.

Thanks

Linux/AM3359: GPIO2 bank not working

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Part Number: AM3359

Tool/software: Linux

Dear All,

I have created this thread as my previous thread was Locked:

 I am unable to toggle the the GPIOs in GPIO Bank 2 as mentioned in the earlier thread. I have taken the screen shot of the /sys/kernel/debug/gpio as mentioned by kemal and i'm posting the same here : 

We can see the correct GPIO value in /sys/kernel/debug/gpio by the actual value on the pin in the board is not changing.

Kindly help me resolve this issue

Regards

Chinmay

DRA72XEVM: TI IPC/LAD initilisation error

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Part Number: DRA72XEVM

Hi,

We've recently encountered a problem in which we have to add a delay before starting the user space application in order to properly create a message queue. Below you'll find LAD logs for when the process fails and for when the process succeeds.

Log in which app starts OK:

[0.027673]
Initializing LAD... [0.028638] NameServer_setup: entered, refCount=0
[0.028796] NameServer_setup: creating listener thread
[0.029271] NameServer_setup: exiting, refCount=1
[0.029682] NameServer_create(): 'GateMP'
[0.029845]
    opening FIFO: /tmp/LAD/LADCMDS
[0.030129] listener_cb: Entered Listener thread.
[0.030217] NameServer: waiting for unblockFd: 0, and socks: maxfd: 0
[2.484640] Retrieving command...
[2.484702]
LAD_CONNECT:
[2.484713]     client FIFO name = /tmp/LAD/278
[2.484721]     client PID = 278
[2.484729]     assigned client handle = 0
[2.484760]     FIFO /tmp/LAD/278 created
[2.484867]     FIFO /tmp/LAD/278 opened for writing
[2.484906]     sent response
[2.484914] DONE
[2.484921] Retrieving command...
[2.484999] Sending response...
[2.485015] Retrieving command...
[2.485053] LAD_MULTIPROC_GETCONFIG: calling MultiProc_getConfig()...
[2.485067] MultiProc_getConfig() - 5 procs
[2.485075] # processors in cluster: 5
[2.485082] cluster baseId: 0
[2.485089]      ProcId 0 - "HOST"
[2.485096]      ProcId 1 - "IPU2"
[2.485104]      ProcId 2 - "IPU1"
[2.485111]      ProcId 3 - "DSP2"
[2.485118]      ProcId 4 - "DSP1"
[2.485125]     status = 0
[2.485132] DONE
[2.485139] Sending response...
[2.485151] Retrieving command...
[2.485202] LAD_NAMESERVER_SETUP: calling NameServer_setup()...
[2.485211] NameServer_setup: entered, refCount=1
[2.485219] NameServer_setup: already setup
[2.485225] NameServer_setup: exiting, refCount=2
[2.485233]     status = 1
[2.485240] DONE
[2.485246] Sending response...
[2.485258] Retrieving command...
[2.485295] LAD_MESSAGEQ_GETCONFIG: calling MessageQ_getConfig()...
[2.485305]     status = 0
[2.485312] DONE
[2.485319] Sending response...
[2.485331] Retrieving command...
[2.485367] LAD_MESSAGEQ_SETUP: calling MessageQ_setup()...
[2.485377] MessageQ_setup: entered, refCount=0
[2.485385] NameServer_create(): 'MessageQ'
[2.485398] MessageQ_setup: exiting, refCount=1
[2.485406]     status = 0
[2.485413] DONE
[2.485419] Sending response...
[2.485431] Retrieving command...
[2.485634] NameServer_attach: --> procId=1, refCount=0
[2.485662] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 1
[2.485692] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=1, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[2.485715]     closing send socket: 6
[2.485739] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" 2="" 485748="" sending="" response="" 485792="" retrieving="" command="" 485809="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=2, refCount=0
[2.485824] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 2
[2.485835] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=2, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[2.485846]     closing send socket: 6
[2.485862] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" 2="" 485871="" sending="" response="" 485909="" retrieving="" command="" 485924="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=3, refCount=0
[2.485938] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 3
[2.485949] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=3, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[2.485960]     closing send socket: 6
[2.485976] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" 2="" 485985="" sending="" response="" 486023="" retrieving="" command="" 486038="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=4, refCount=0
[2.486051] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 4
[2.486077] NameServer_attach: created receive socket: 7, procId 4
[2.487310] NameServer: back from select()
[2.487339] NameServer: listener thread, event: REFRESH
[2.487350] NameServer: waiting for unblockFd: 0, and socks: maxfd: 7
[2.487370] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="1," status="0" 2="" 487381="" sending="" response="" 487503="" retrieving="" command="" 487522="" lad_gatemp_issetup:="" calling="" gatemp_issetup="" 487530="" 487537="" done="" 487544="" 487578="" 487593="" lad_gatemp_attach:="" gatemp_attach="" 4="" 487615="" nameserver_getremote:="" request="" via="" sock:="" 6="" 487625="" requesting="" from="" procid="" gatemp:="" _gatemp_ti_dgate="" 487656="" pending="" on="" waitfd:="" 1="" 487759="" nameserver:="" back="" select="" 487773="" listener="" got="" nameserver="" message="" 7="" 487805="" listener_cb:="" recvfrom="" socket:="" fd:="" 487815="" received="" ns="" msg:="" nbytes:="" 484="" addr:="" 61="" vproc:="" 487823="" reply:="" instancename:="" gatemp="" name:="" value:="" 0x770bf="" 487837="" waiting="" for="" unblockfd:="" 0="" and="" socks:="" maxfd:="" 487857="" value="0x40080" gatemp:_gatemp_ti_dgate="" not="" found="" 487869="" gatemp_attach:="" failed="" to="" open="" default="" gate="" 487887="" 487893="" 487900="" 487934="" 487949="" 487956="" 487963="" 487969="" 488003="" 488018="" lad_gatehwspinlock_getconfig:="" gatehwspinlock_getconfig="" 488026="" baseaddr="0x4a0f6000" 488033="" size="0x1000" offset="0x800" 488040="" 488047="" 488053="" 488188="" 488207="" lad_gatemp_start:="" gatemp_start="" 488215="" 488222="" 488228="" 488258="" 488272="" lad_gatemp_getnumresources:="" gatemp_getnumresources="" 488280="" 488287="" 488294="" 488336="" 488352="" lad_nameserver_get:="" nameserver_get="" 0x30228="" 488361="" 488373="" nameserver_getlocal:="" entry="" key:="" 488381="" no="" socket="" connection="" processor="" 488389="" 488396="" 3="" 488403="" 488410="" 488433="" 488514="" 488526="" 488538="" 488546="" 488554="" 0x773d3="" 488566="" 488585="" 488596="" 488603="" 488610="" 488616="" 488666="" 488681="" lad_messageq_create:="" messageq_create="" 0x2f89c="" 0x2f8bc="" 488690="" messageq_create:="" creating="" host:msgq:01="" 488700="" returning="" obj="0x30640," qid="0x80" 488708="" 488715="" 488721="" 489843="" 491290="" lad_messageq_announce:="" messageq_announce="" 0x30640="" 491309="" messageq_announce:="" announcing="" 491323="" nameserver_add:="" entered="" data:="" 0x80="" 491333="" 491340="" 491347="" 491415="" 491432="" lad_nameserver_getuint32:="" nameserver_getuint32="" 0x30558="" dsp1:msgq:01="" 491443="" 491453="" 491460="" 491467="" 491474="" 491481="" messageq:="" 491512="" 491598="" 491610="" 491624="" 491633="" 491641="" messageq="" 0x40080="" 491654="" 491674="" reply="" from:="" 491698="" 491706="" 491713="" 491719="" 491929="" pre="">

Log in which the app fails to start:

[0.955071]
Initializing LAD... [0.955315] NameServer_setup: entered, refCount=0
[0.955341] NameServer_setup: creating listener thread
[0.955456] NameServer_setup: exiting, refCount=1
[0.955538] NameServer_create(): 'GateMP'
[0.955565]
    opening FIFO: /tmp/LAD/LADCMDS
[0.959035] listener_cb: Entered Listener thread.
[0.959129] NameServer: waiting for unblockFd: 0, and socks: maxfd: 0
[-25613773.706787] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.706853]
LAD_CONNECT:
[-25613773.706863]     client FIFO name = /tmp/LAD/302
[-25613773.706872]     client PID = 302
[-25613773.706880]     assigned client handle = 0
[-25613773.706912]     FIFO /tmp/LAD/302 created
[-25613773.707020]     FIFO /tmp/LAD/302 opened for writing
[-25613773.707059]     sent response
[-25613773.707068] DONE
[-25613773.707075] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707151] Sending response...
[-25613773.707167] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707206] LAD_MULTIPROC_GETCONFIG: calling MultiProc_getConfig()...
[-25613773.707220] MultiProc_getConfig() - 5 procs
[-25613773.707227] # processors in cluster: 5
[-25613773.707234] cluster baseId: 0
[-25613773.707241]      ProcId 0 - "HOST"
[-25613773.707249]      ProcId 1 - "IPU2"
[-25613773.707256]      ProcId 2 - "IPU1"
[-25613773.707263]      ProcId 3 - "DSP2"
[-25613773.707270]      ProcId 4 - "DSP1"
[-25613773.707277]     status = 0
[-25613773.707284] DONE
[-25613773.707291] Sending response...
[-25613773.707303] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707354] LAD_NAMESERVER_SETUP: calling NameServer_setup()...
[-25613773.707364] NameServer_setup: entered, refCount=1
[-25613773.707371] NameServer_setup: already setup
[-25613773.707378] NameServer_setup: exiting, refCount=2
[-25613773.707386]     status = 1
[-25613773.707392] DONE
[-25613773.707399] Sending response...
[-25613773.707411] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707451] LAD_MESSAGEQ_GETCONFIG: calling MessageQ_getConfig()...
[-25613773.707460]     status = 0
[-25613773.707467] DONE
[-25613773.707474] Sending response...
[-25613773.707486] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707524] LAD_MESSAGEQ_SETUP: calling MessageQ_setup()...
[-25613773.707533] MessageQ_setup: entered, refCount=0
[-25613773.707541] NameServer_create(): 'MessageQ'
[-25613773.707554] MessageQ_setup: exiting, refCount=1
[-25613773.707561]     status = 0
[-25613773.707568] DONE
[-25613773.707575] Sending response...
[-25613773.707587] Retrieving command...
[-25613773.707793] NameServer_attach: --> procId=1, refCount=0
[-25613773.707822] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 1
[-25613773.707852] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=1, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[-25613773.707876]     closing send socket: 6
[-25613773.707900] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" -25613773="" 707910="" sending="" response="" 707952="" retrieving="" command="" 707968="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=2, refCount=0
[-25613773.707983] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 2
[-25613773.707994] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=2, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[-25613773.708108]     closing send socket: 6
[-25613773.708130] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" -25613773="" 708139="" sending="" response="" 708181="" retrieving="" command="" 708196="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=3, refCount=0
[-25613773.708212] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 3
[-25613773.708224] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=3, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[-25613773.708235]     closing send socket: 6
[-25613773.708250] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="0," status="-1" -25613773="" 708259="" sending="" response="" 708297="" retrieving="" command="" 708312="" nameserver_attach:="" --=""> procId=4, refCount=0
[-25613773.708326] NameServer_attach: created send socket: 6, procId 4
[-25613773.708337] NameServer_attach: connect failed: procId=4, errno=22 (Invalid argument)
[-25613773.708348]     closing send socket: 6
[-25613773.708363] NameServer_attach: <-- refcount="" status="0" -25613773="" 708372="" sending="" response="" 708413="" retrieving="" command="" 708428="" lad_gatemp_issetup:="" calling="" gatemp_issetup="" 708451="" 708459="" done="" 708466="" 708501="" 708516="" lad_gatehwspinlock_getconfig:="" gatehwspinlock_getconfig="" 708524="" baseaddr="0x4a0f6000" 708532="" size="0x1000" offset="0x800" 708539="" 708546="" 708553="" 708676="" 708693="" lad_gatemp_start:="" gatemp_start="" 708701="" 708708="" 708715="" 708744="" 708759="" lad_gatemp_getnumresources:="" gatemp_getnumresources="" 708767="" 708774="" 708780="" 708822="" 708837="" lad_nameserver_get:="" nameserver_get="" 0x30228="" _gatemp_ti_dgate="" 708846="" 708858="" nameserver_getlocal:="" entry="" key:="" not="" found="" 708867="" nameserver_getremote:="" no="" socket="" connection="" to="" processor="" 1="" 708875="" 2="" 708881="" 3="" 708889="" 4="" 708896="" value="0x80" 708903="" 708909="" 708915="" 708965="" 708979="" lad_messageq_create:="" messageq_create="" 0x2f89c="" 0x2f8bc="" 708988="" messageq_create:="" creating="" host:msgq:01="" 708998="" returning="" obj="0x30640," qid="0x80" 709007="" 709013="" 709020="" 709056="" 709071="" lad_messageq_announce:="" messageq_announce="" 0x30640="" 709079="" messageq_announce:="" announcing="" 709090="" nameserver_add:="" entered="" data:="" 0x80="" 709099="" 709106="" 709113="" 709173="" 709188="" lad_nameserver_getuint32:="" nameserver_getuint32="" 0x30558="" dsp1:msgq:01="" 709198="" 709207="" 709214="" 709221="" 709228="" 709235="" 709241="" 709248="" 709255="" 709294="" -25613772="" 709403="" 709436="" 709448="" 709456="" 709464="" 709471="" 709478="" 709486="" 709493="" 709500="" 709517="" -25613771="" 709645="" 709670="" 709681="" 709689="" 709697="" 709704="" 709728="" 709737="" 709744="" 709750="" 709765="" -25613770="" 709893="" 709918="" 709929="" 709938="" 709945="" 709952="" 709959="" 709967="" 709974="" 709980="" 709995="" -25613769="" 710120="" 710144="" 710155="" 710163="" 710171="" 710178="" 710185="" 710193="" 710200="" 710207="" 710221="" -25613768="" 710342="" 710365="" 710376="" 710384="" 710392="" 710399="" 710407="" 710414="" 710421="" 710427="" 710442="" -25613767="" 710564="" 710587="" 710597="" 710606="" 710613="" 710620="" 710627="" 710634="" 710641="" 710648="" 710662="" -25613766="" 710782="" 710805="" 710815="" 710823="" 710831="" 710838="" 710845="" 710853="" 710859="" 710865="" 710880="" -25613765="" 711005="" 711027="" 711037="" 711046="" 711053="" 711061="" 711068="" 711076="" 711083="" 711105="" 711121="" -25613764="" 711242="" 711265="" 711276="" 711284="" 711292="" 711299="" 711306="" 711314="" 711320="" 711327="" 711341="" 711638="" lad_messageq_destroy:="" messageq_destroy="" 711652="" messageq_destroy:="" 711660="" messageq_delete:="" deleting="" 711678="" 0="" 711693="" exiting="" 711701="" 711708="" 711715="" 711728="" 711769="" lad_nameserver_destroy:="" nameserver_destroy="" 711779="" nameserver_destroy:="" 711786="" :=""> 0, exiting
[-25613764.711794] NameServer_destroy: exiting, refCount=1
[-25613764.711801]     status = 0
[-25613764.711808] DONE
[-25613764.711815] Sending response...
[-25613764.711827] Retrieving command...
[-25613764.711961]
LAD_DISCONNECT: [-25613764.711973]
    client handle = 0[-25613764.711980]
    closing FIFO /tmp/LAD/302 (filePtr=0x303f0)
[-25613764.712020]     done, unlinking /tmp/LAD/302
[-25613764.712052] DONE
[-25613764.712061] Retrieving command...
[-25613763.101535]    EOF detected on FIFO, closing FIFO: /tmp/LAD/LADCMDS
[-25613763.101603]
    opening FIFO: /tmp/LAD/LADCMDS

It seems that NameServer_attach fails when trying to connect to the socket. Adding 300ms sleep before running this procedure makes it work correctly. Any ideas what could cause that? Both working and not working example hit (Invalid argument) problem but the working one succeeds on the fourth try while the other still fails.

CCS/TMS320C6678: how to create a new ethernet project with SYS/BIOS

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Part Number: TMS320C6678

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

I have tryed to create a new ethernet project ,by still can not work.can you tell me how to create a new ethernet project with SYS/BIOS by steps?

CCS/PROCESSOR-SDK-TDAX: [J721E] CCS board support

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Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-TDAX

Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

Hello,

After installing Code Composer Studio v9.1.0, there was no J7 target board support.
I tried applying auto_rvp_rsp_device_support_1.0.5_J7ES_beta.zip CSP, but there was no effect.
Are there any additional actions required for setting up CCS to work with the J721E board?

BR,
Todor

AM3352: RGMII driver strength

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Part Number: AM3352

Hello,
customer uses a Marvell switch on the RGMII interface. They measured noise with a frequency of 125KHz which is coming from the TX clock of the RGMII interface (signal: RGMII2_TCLK). Is there a possibility to reduce the RGMII driver strength?

Regards, Holger

Where I can find DM385(ti814x) device-specific Technology Reference Manual?

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Hi TI

I want to port PWM driver to u-boot, and I have reference DM385 and DM388 datasheet which say

The Timer peripheral registers are described in the device-specific Technical Reference Manual


TDA3MA: TDA3 EMIF configuration for DDR3 memory

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Part Number: TDA3MA

Hi all,

I want to configure the EMIF for the IS46TR16640BL DDR3 memory with the EMIF Tool Revision 2.0.2.

http://www.issi.com/WW/pdf/43-46TR16640B-81280BL.pdf

These are my basic settings:

1A) System application details:
 DetailDescriptionValueUnits 
 1Company / Board Name / Revision (Ex: TI_EVM_revC)TDA3_IS46TR16640BL- 
 2TI SOC Part NumberTDA3x_ABF- 
 3SYS_CLK1 Frequency20MHz 
 4Required EMIF Interfaces1- 
 5DDR Memory TypeDDR3/L- 
 6DDR Memory Frequency532MHz 
 7DDR Data Bus Width Per EMIF32Bits 
 8Leveling Technique: "S/W" or "H/W"H/W- 
 9Max DRAM Operating Temperature<= 105°C 
 10Enable ECC (May not apply to all EMIFs)Yes- 
 11ECC Region 1: System Start Address80000000EnabledNOTE: Values entered into details 11 - 14 must be a hexadecimal value between "80000000" and "FFFFFFFF". Set start and end address to equal values to disable region.
 12ECC Region 1: System End Address8FFFFFFFEnabled
 13ECC Region 2: System Start Address80000000Disabled
 14ECC Region 2: System End Address80000000Disabled
      
1B) DDR memory specifications:
 DetailDescriptionValueUnitsNOTE: Detail 18 is only used to determine the "JEDEC" values defined in worksheet "Step3-DDRTimings". Detail 18 does not correspond to the actual CAS latency programmed to the EMIF.
 15Speed Bin: Data Rate1066MHz
 16Density1Gb
 17Width16Bits
 18Speed Bin: CAS Latency @ 1066 MHz data rate7ntCK
      
1C) DDR memory I/O settings (termination / output driver impedance):
 DetailDescriptionValueUnitsTI EVM Values**
 19ODT / Rtt_NomRZQ/4OhmsRZQ/4
 20Dynamic ODT / Rtt_WrDisabledOhmsDisabled
 21Output Driver ImpedanceRZQ/7OhmsRZQ/7
     
      
1D) EMIF controller I/O settings (termination / output driver impedance / and slew rate):
 DetailDescriptionValueUnitsTI EVM Values**
 22ODT60Ohms60
 23Slew Rate: Addr/Ctrl/ClkFastest: SR[2:0] = 0b000-Fastest: SR[2:0] = 0b000
 24Slew Rate: Data/StrobeSR[2:0] = 0b010-SR[2:0] = 0b010
 25Output Driver Impedance: Addr/Ctrl/Clk40Ohms40
 26Output Driver Impedance: Data/Strobe48Ohms48

Q1:
I want set the refresh interval for max temperature range of -40°C to +105°C. tREFI is defined to 3.9µs and tRAS is 9*tREFI.

tRAS (max)Active to Precharge command period (Max Value) 351008tREFI intervals8
tREFIAverage periodic refresh interval 39002074tCK1037

But why the recomanded value is 1037 for tREFI as EMIF value?

Q2:
How much affects increasing the refresh intervall the memory bandwith. Is there a performance test?

Q3:
I am not sure if it's relevant to enable dynamic ODT on our custum HW design, cause it is not recomanded for TDA3-EVM. Is the unused dynamic ODT compensated by HW-Leveling?

Q4
Changing e,g, no "26 Output Driver Impedance: Data/Strobe" has no effect on the generated registers. Why? I could not find the apropriate register in the TRM.

Best regards,
Milan

TDA3XEVM: How RDM is generated and the energy is calculated by CFAR for CUT

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Part Number: TDA3XEVM

1. We compared the RDM directly output from TI board and the RDM generated by applying  2D-FFT to raw ADC data divided by 16, and found that the elements of the former is much less than the latter. Could you elaborate on how  RDM is generated by TI? Is  the value of RDM elements in log2 domain?

2. In the CFAR  detection list ouptut from TI board, there are indices of Doppler and range bins and the associated energy (see attachment). I used the indices of the detected bins and found that the energy is quite different from that shown in detection list. How is the energy of the detection list calculated ?

3. How are the multiple channels combined to do CFAR? Noncoherently combining, i.e., log2(abs(rdm_0).^2+...+abs(rdm_N).^2)?

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TMS320DM6437Q: what's the -L product of TMS320DM6437Q?

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Part Number: TMS320DM6437Q

hI,

in datasheet, there is different products for TMS320DM6437Q:-7/-6/-5/-4/-L/-Q5

but I didn't see any order information for "-L", why? is it discontinued? if "-L"can be used, is the CVDD configured as 1.05V?

thanks.


TMDSIDK574: AM574x IDK support for USB/DFU boot mode

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Part Number: TMDSIDK574

Hi all,

Basically the title, we want to explore the 'DFU'/USB-boot mode for the AM574x processors, does the AM574x IDK support this boot mode?

I can see from: https://e2e.ti.com/support/processors/f/791/t/819787?RTOS-AM5728-USB-boot-on-Beagleboard-X15

that the BB-x15 board does not. Whilst the AM574x IDK does have a direct connection to the processor USB1 port, it looks to be permanently set into host-mode only?

Would like to confirm the expected behaviour before exploring other options :)

If the IDK does not support DFU are you able to list AM57xx development kits/boards that do?



Regards,
Alistair

TDA3MV: Modify fastboot usecase hangs

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Part Number: TDA3MV

Hi,

I am having problems modifying the fastboot usecase,

If I open IPU1_1 in  "cfg.mk", the program will hang on the app , 

else work well.

My SDK version : PROCESSOR_SDK_VISION_03_04_00_00

Modified use case :

Debug with CCS :

Uart Log compare :

BEAGLEBK: How to install Processor SDK Linux in Linux PC?

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Part Number: BEAGLEBK

I downloaded "AM335x Linux SDK Essentials" to my Downloads folder.  The filename is:  ti-processor-sdk-linux-am335x-evm-06.00.00.07-Linux-x86-Install.bin

I tried to install software in my linux PC as follows:

I changed permissions to execute

~/Downloads$ chmod a+x ti-p*

I invoke filename to install

~/Downloads$ sudo ./ti-processor-sdk-linux-am335x-evm-06.00.00.07-Linux-x86-Install.bin

response is:  sudo: unable to execute ./ti-processor-sdk-linux-am335x-evm-06.00.00.07-Linux-x86-Install.bin: Text file busy:

Did bin file get downloaded properly?

amernaseem@system76-pc:~/Downloads$ ls -l
total 3947744
-rw-rw-r-- 1 amernaseem amernaseem 4042483228 Aug 19 22:07 ti-processor-sdk-linux-am335x-evm-06.00.00.07-Linux-x86-Install.bin

Please advise how to install this sdk?

Regards,

Amer

PROCESSOR-SDK-AM335X: AM335x eMMC boot

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Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-AM335X

I have follow the steps : e2e.ti.com/.../503009

everything is fine when I got the step 6:

6. Copy the root file system to the second partition:
# mkdir root
# mount /dev/mmcblk1p2 root
# tar -xf tisdk-rootfs-image-am335x-evm.tar.gz -C root
# umount root

tar is crash. I am sure the file "tisdk-rootfs-image-am335x-evm.tar.gz" is OK. becasue I use this file to create the SD card. It can boot.


AM5726: AM5726

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Part Number: AM5726

Hi,

I'd like to have some test on C66 on AM57x, but it seems that Cortex A15 needs to release C66 first and MMU can not be activated to allow the debugger (XDS200) to connect to C66.

Can I just connect to C66 after powering on without bothering with Cortex A15?

If it can't, could someone please explain why or provide some related files, THANKS.

Compiler/TDA2PXEVM: ARM cycle counter

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Part Number: TDA2PXEVM

Tool/software: TI C/C++ Compiler

Hi,

I am working on ARM cortex-15 processor of TDA2Px board, i want to do my function profiling, i was using this method for calculation:

start = clock();

......                       // func to be profiled

end = clock();

printf( "cpu_time_used = %d \n", ((double)(end - start)));


but the cycle count are fluctuating. I wanted to do the profiling using ARM cycle counter.

so, i have gone through this link:

e2e.ti.com/.../824156    

the code attached in this link, when i debug it gives a error:"illegal instruction"& then it get exited.

So, is their anything which i am missing?

and it is the right way to do profiling using the arm cycle counter?

Regards

Surbhi

AM4372: eMMC data width at boot time

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Part Number: AM4372

Does ROM bootloader detect bit width support by eMMC card, and change to it from ROM code? not by user code or UBOOT.

AM5728: AM572x_EVM

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Part Number: AM5728

Hi,

 I want to send data at speed of 2 MSPS from DSP core to outside. That data will be used to do real time plotting using python. 

 Is there any way to achieve this. As UART is not capable to send data at such high speed.

 Am using AM5728_EVM with latest linux SDK provided by TI. 

Regards,

Geek13

AM3358: Toolchain configuration

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