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From 05/21/2018 to 06/19/2018
06/04/2018
- TR 03:41 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- ok, that may be the path of least resistance at this point, thanks for the quick response, Regs, Tom
- JC 03:31 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- I'm not sure the opkg-target command works or exists anymore. You could with some effort, install the curl libraries on your l138. Then copy them back to your host machine into the correct sysroot location.
- TR 03:21 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi Bob,
So I first took a shot at building xmlrpc with the Angstrom 2012.5 rootfs. Have pulled a version of the code that around the time period and got it configured but it's needs curl. From the target I see that curl is an availabl... - BD 02:19 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Tom Riddle wrote:
> Hi,
> ...
Tom, I'm sorry, but that documentation is out-of-date relative to our latest Yocto-based releases.
If you look at the latest MDK, 2018.04, you see a README with a link to the sources and setup files use... - TR 01:15 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi,
Hope someone can assist with the following questions. I need to install some packages on the host build system here and have been following this link as to how.
https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/arm9-platforms/w...
06/02/2018
- TR 01:00 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi Jonathan, Thanks for the status. Yea I poked around and couldn't readily find links to sources either. I will take a shot at a few things here 1st. So with the Yocto MDK is it the same kernel version? Regs, Tom
06/01/2018
- JC 05:31 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Tom, the open embedded instructions are unlikely to work. They are at least 6 years out of date and I believe most of the urls required have disappeared.
I updated the wiki page to state this. Let us know if you are interested in bui... - TR 04:51 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi Bob, So the link Jonathan posted was helpful with our task of building xmlrpc from source. However I am a bit confused WRT OpenEmbedded Classic, OpenEmbedded core. So the MDK we are using has the Angstrom version below. Which one is t...
05/31/2018
- BD 03:39 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi Tom, I'm not sure I entirely understand what you are trying to accomplish, but let me start with giving you a few pointers:
Our newest MDK is based on the Yocto project and it can be found under the files tab (Release 2018.04). As ... - TR 03:12 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Some additional detail, have been using the Jan-2014 based MDK for the kernel work to this point, however it doesn't have the oe template. The other MDK I have is MDK_2011-03-31, which does. If I was going to install Open Embedded which ...
- TR 11:37 AM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi, I was looking for opkg-target which is part of the MDK, where would it be? BTW, I am not using the VM on Windows but host natively on a Linux box to develop on. Thanks, Tom
05/30/2018
- TR 11:33 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Hi Jonathan, Thanks that's going to get me started. Regs, Tom
- JC 09:54 PM Software Development: RE: xmlrpc libs for application
- Looks like the library supports autotools and configure. Check out this link: https://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/arm9-platforms/wiki/ARM_Software_FAQs#Building-library-which-uses-autotools
- Hi, We have a need to build one of our custom C based apps for the MityDSP L138. It requires libxmlrpc_server and libxmlrpc_util, etc to build against. I cannot locate an libxml*.so in the MDK or in the ti-dvsdk either so it's probably n...
05/23/2018
- AB 02:24 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Thank you for the update! Happy to hear all is working now.
Alex - TR 03:55 AM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Hi Alex, here's an update, checked for BOOTME and actually do see that output on the serial port, so the processor is alive.
However, after monitoring the SPI signals I realized an oversight on SW control of the level shifter for tri...
05/22/2018
- TR 11:12 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Hi Alex, a few more details that may be helpful to know. The TI ADC eval board (we used before our board showed up) can be run from either a 3.3V or 5.0V rail. Since we were interfacing with the SPI signals directly from the MityDSP, it ...
- TR 09:06 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Hi Alex, Thanks again... I'll be able to scope the SPI signals shortly.
So in our design we have an ADC with SPI signals at 5.0v so we level shift the MityDSP SPI signals beforehand. The 3.3v rail from the MityDSP is used as a Vcc fo... - AB 06:11 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Tom,
Can you comment on J700 concerning the "where" used for +3.3V, SCLK, SIMO and SOMI? I see U901 mentioned for SCLK and SIMO but I'm guessing that's just a typo and it should be U902?
Thanks,
Alex - JC 05:47 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Tom Riddle wrote:
> Hi Alex,
> ...
You should be able too, however perhaps something has gone wrong. Can you scope the SPI CLK, MISO, MOSI pins to see if they are stuck high or low during boot? - TR 05:34 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Hi Alex,
Thanks, I will get a chance to check the boot sequence is a bit. Now I do not have anything on J700 Pin 29, but pins 11,13,15 are connected to an SPI DAC that we were hoping to use. I was expecting the SPI bus could be used ... - AB 04:48 PM PCB Development: RE: New Design Bringup Question
- Tom,
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this issue.
The first step you can take is to see if the MityDSP-L138F processor is working/alive. An easy test would be to power on the module with the serial port connected and t...
05/21/2018
- JC 03:56 PM FPGA Development: RE: FPGA GPIO issue
- Okay thanks Tom. I put that link in the wiki page to hopefully help people in the future.