about Davinci EVM TMDXVDP6437

Dear All, Anybody use TMDXVDP6437 here? I want know if this Email-list also available for this platform. Best regards Andy.Lu ___ Davinci-linux-open-source mailing list Davinci-linux-open-source@linux.davincidsp.com http://linux.davincidsp

Re: Where did the TI supplied kernel come from?

Thanks for the information Thom, that clears things up. Regards Paul Maughan, Thomas wrote: This kernel distributed with the EVM DM6446 Demonstration Version of MontaVista Linux is a MontaVista Linux 2.6.10 kernel - this is the same kernel that you would get when paying for the licensed MontaV

Re: XDS510 JTAG emulator setup

Got my answer from TI: " With regards to your JTAG question, the only reason we suggest to put DVEVM in UART boot mode is to have the hardware in a know state; when you are using JTAG, it is assumed that no activity would take place via UART and hence the hardware will stay in a un-initialized

XDS510 JTAG emulator setup

I have a JTAG setup question. We’re using the USB XDS510 emulator and CCS 3.2 to talk to the DVEVM board. The DVEVM technical reference says that we have to put the boot mode into “Boot from ROM UART” (positions 1 and 2 of red S3 switch set to ON) for the emulator to be able to flash NOR flas

Re: Where did the TI supplied kernel come from?

Paul Jackson wrote: > > We have the kernel supplied on the TI website. This kernel is based on > 2.6.10. > > I am trying to understand how this kernel was created. I presume that it > is standard 2.6.10 with Montavista patches applied. Did TI apply further > changes to support the EVM ? Do you

RE: Where did the TI supplied kernel come from?

This kernel distributed with the EVM DM6446 Demonstration Version of MontaVista Linux is a MontaVista Linux 2.6.10 kernel - this is the same kernel that you would get when paying for the licensed MontaVista Linux by purchasing the DVSDK from TI. What you get for the license is the updates (bug

Where did the TI supplied kernel come from?

Hi All We have the kernel supplied on the TI website. This kernel is based on 2.6.10. I am trying to understand how this kernel was created. I presume that it is standard 2.6.10 with Montavista patches applied. Did TI apply further changes to support the EVM ? The reason I'm asking ... We

RE: float support on C64+

I asked the c64x+ compiler team in TI about this and here's their response: .phead has nothing to do with floating point. It stands for fetch packet header, and describes how the C64x+ fetches a predetermined plural number of instructions each operation cycle. A predetermined one of these instru

RE: how to config the sever tcf and cfg file for Motion Jpeg Demoondavinci

To change the amount of memory from 256 MiB to 128 MiB you must have the jpeg demo codec server sources. If you only have the x64p file you won't be able to work with 128 MiB. Once you can rebuild the x64p file from sources you will need to make changes to the TCF file to change the memory map. You

NAND flash driver on git linux 2.6.18

Hi guys, Is there any nand driver for davinci for linux-2.6.18 from git-tree. our custom boards have nand flash. i need sample nand driver for davinci which fits for linux-2.6.18. harish ___ Davinci-linux-open-source mailing list Davinci-linux-open-so

the err of testing the loopbackCombo app for 64M memory

Hi all, Recently, I test the the LoopbackCombo application,but i can't test successfully. Does any one here can help me? I download the LoopbackCombo application from TI web. step1: ./loadmodules.sh The loadmodules.sh looks as follows: