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From 10/24/2017 to 11/22/2017
11/20/2017
- TR 10:18 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Hi... never mind, need to install the pulseaudio-server. looks good now, thanks. Tom
- TR 09:58 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Hi,
It's the opkg update that I needed to execute. Ok, so now there are quite a few pulseaudio pkgs that are listed, which is good. Also the commands you listed, their output matches what you have. Now I would expect to see the pulsea... - JC 09:28 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- TR 09:19 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Hi Jonathan,
Hmmm a check here doesn't list pulseaudio. I'm pretty sure that I flashed on this board the mity-omap-full.jffs2 dated 2014-01-13. It lists the fpgautil "trunk+svnr2992-r7" and fpga-driver-modules "trunk+svnr2992-r51". ... - JC 03:50 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Note this is for the 2014 MDK filesystem.
- JC 03:49 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- It does appear that pulseaudio is available in the opkg package list so you could try installing it using @opkg install@. Hope this helps.
- TR 03:43 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Hi Greg,
Thanks. Our immediate task is to add pulseaudio to our MityDSP system, we will be integrating some external codecs shortly. Since pulseaudio is not a pkg that came with the mityimap-full, we need to add it. I do have some yoc...
11/15/2017
- GG 10:36 PM Software Development: RE: creating a new rootfilesystem
- Hi Tom,
The quickest and easiest path to customizing a root file system is to start from the file system images included in the MDK under the "fs" directory. The mityomap-base file system is a minimal file system image that you can b... - We are using an L138 with MDK 2014, using kernel 3.2.0 we have a need to create a rootfilesystem. I found a few links
https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/arm9-platforms/wiki/Board_Support_Package
this references sw/A... - JC 10:27 PM Software Development: RE: MityDSP L138 DSP Timer
- OSCIN is driven by a 24Mhz oscillator.
!oscin.png!
11/13/2017
- Hi,
I am trying to utilize the Timer peripherals from the DSP side via Syslink, and I have a couple of questions/issues, causing my timers to not run.
What is the clock source for the timers? From the data sheets it says when inte...
11/09/2017
- OÇ 04:52 AM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Thanks, Mike,
That clarified things.
Regarding my earlier question, "this forum thread":https://e2e.ti.com/support/embedded/tirtos/f/355/t/440203 has the answer, in case someone else needs it.
> The SysLink examples are provided t...
11/08/2017
- MW 12:18 PM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- We added minimal support for Starterware for a couple of specific customers that insisted on using it. In those cases, they were not really running multicore. They wanted to either run bare-metal ARM or bare-metal DSP code (not both). ...
- OÇ 04:59 AM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Hi, Jonathan,
I understand that you do not support SysLink, and using your MDK for ARM-DSP communication is very easy for me, too, given the complexity of SysLink examples and the E2E forum's reluctance to respond to my questions.
...
11/07/2017
- JC 07:45 PM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Hi Okan,
We currently do not support SysLink in the capacity needed to answer your most recent questions. We recommend pursuing your project using our MDK (which utilizes DSPLink instead of SysLink), as we are more able to provide sup... - OÇ 01:34 PM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Hi,
Since I managed to run the example executables in MityDsp last week, I've been trying to modify the codes and understand how it works, but I couldn't even compile any of them yet.
The TI wiki has a "Creating CCS Project for Sys...
10/31/2017
- JC 01:27 PM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Thanks for the update. Glad you found the problem.
- OÇ 05:59 AM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Hi,
I was just about to build a new kernel to set @earlyprintk@, then I realized my @bootargs@ were missing @0x@ prefixes. I fixed it and the kernel now boots. _(Oddly, I never used @0x@ in my other U-Boot commands and I never ran int...
10/30/2017
- JC 01:48 PM Software Development: RE: SysLink Configuration
- Okan Çalış wrote:
> "This TI wiki page":http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Kernel_-_Common_Problems_Booting_Linux says that the boot parameter must be incorrect, but I don't know how to fix it. What's the difference between the m... - Hi,
I'm working on a MityDsp-L138F SoM, with the ARM running Linux. So far, I've managed to make the ARM and DSP cores communicate through Critical Link's wrapper functions for DspLink. But my problem is that DspLink does not support ...
10/26/2017
- OÇ 05:39 AM Software Development: RE: Setting the ARM as a USB bulk device
- Michael Williamson wrote:
> That is reasonable. Using large transfers and Async IO, we were able to get up to 14 MB/sec with the camera application. But 5 MB/sec sounds OK for a nominal transfer scenario.
> ...
Actually, the project ... - OÇ 04:58 AM Software Development: RE: Setting the ARM as a USB bulk device
- Thank you.
10/25/2017
- TR 06:49 PM Software Development: RE: Using SigProc Example
- Hi, So we're in the process of integrating an external audio codec. We would like to get to the point of running FFTs on those acquired signals. I've reviewed the SDR uPP application and the FFT performance analysis papers but there are ...
- MW 04:57 PM Software Development: RE: Using SigProc Example
- What are you trying to do?
- Hi,
So I was able to import and rebuild the SigProc lib example in the MDK-2014 /sw/DSP/lib/SigProc using CCS v5 on windows, plan to move that over to CCS in Linux.
Are there any simple examples available or documentation for how ... - MW 01:17 PM Software Development: RE: Setting the ARM as a USB bulk device
- That is reasonable. Using large transfers and Async IO, we were able to get up to 14 MB/sec with the camera application. But 5 MB/sec sounds OK for a nominal transfer scenario.
I guess the question is if that is acceptable for your ... - JC 01:00 PM Software Development: RE: Setting the ARM as a USB bulk device
- Looking at some of the speed tests we ran with RNDIS, we were seeing about 10Mb/s or ~1.25 MB/s. So you results seem pretty good in comparison.
- OÇ 05:22 AM Software Development: RE: Setting the ARM as a USB bulk device
- Hi, Jonathan and Mike,
Thanks for your help.
With the @usb.c@ code in "Linux-USB.org,":http://www.linux-usb.org/gadget/ I managed to send and receive bulk data using @GadgetFS@ last week. I modified the code to solve some minor pro...
10/24/2017
- JC 03:30 PM Software Development: RE: Updating devkit to latest MDK tfpt issue
- Jorden Luke wrote:
> I figured it out by doing the config. The VM has two eth interfaces. I was using eth1 when I switch to eth0 it worked fine.
Awesome thanks for the update. - JL 03:30 PM Software Development: RE: Updating devkit to latest MDK tfpt issue
- I figured it out by doing the config. The VM has two eth interfaces. I was using eth1 when I switch to eth0 it worked fine.
- JC 03:13 PM Software Development: RE: Updating devkit to latest MDK tfpt issue
- Certainly seems like the transfer is somehow being interrupted.
How is the L138 connected to your computer's network?
Direct cross-over cable or through a network switch? How much traffic on the network switch if applicable?
Do... - Hello I am new to the embedded linux world. I don't have too much experience with loading kernels using Uboot and tfpt. I was working on updating a MityDSP L138F to latest kernel. I followed the instructions in the wiki but once I ran th...