Activity
From 09/17/2012 to 10/16/2012
10/12/2012
- MW 11:10 AM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
- Here is our source for the Vitesse part. We are checking on status of the part for obsolescence.
http://wpgnet.wpgam.com:8000/WPGWebsite/inventory.php?tPart=VSC8601&x=0&y=0
-Mike - MK 08:49 AM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
- I understand. Thanks Mike.
I will look into the use of MMC, there appears to be some advantages. On top of all this is we are waiting for a Windows version. Our current product is CE based. I have been in discussion with CL here and ... - MW 08:33 AM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
- We have / are considering I2C0, but it would be a functional change compared to our currently fielded modules as would tie up those addresses on I2C0 which may conflict with customer designs. It would also require a separate set of boot...
- MK 08:10 AM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
- My design will use the MityArm3359 to replace a module recently obsoleted by another manufacturer. I have a limited time frame to prevent production interruption and so would like to minimize impact of hardware redesign and on software c...
10/11/2012
- MW 08:18 PM PCB Development: RE: Recommended PHY for RGMII
- Hi Mark,
We just kitted a build for DevKits and were able to get the VSC8601 less than a week ago, however I do see that the parts are being discontinued at least on Digikey.
A quick search on Avnet indicates there are some Marvell... - I have recently begun a design-in of the 3359 module to an existing product. I am at a point where I will address the ethernet interface. I see looking thru the forum that there is a limitation when selecting the PHY to be used with this...
- MK 11:10 AM PCB Development: RE: Evaluation kit schematic - as Design reference
- Thanks
- MW 10:30 AM PCB Development: RE: Evaluation kit schematic - as Design reference
- Did you find the schematics for the DevKit board? They are posted "here":http://support.criticallink.com/redmine/projects/am335x-devkit/wiki/Development_Kit_Revision_Information
-Mike - Hi,
I have just begun implementing the 3359 module into an existing design, to replace another manufactures obsoleted module. I see in another post CL provided the schematic for the eval board. This will be helpful. The carrier design...
10/04/2012
- MW 09:11 AM Software Development: RE: Ethernet Interface to Micrel KSZ9021 PHY.
- Hi Raja,
I don't think we've used this PHY with the MityARM-3359 here, but we have had problems strapping this device on other designs. The AM3359 has several pins pulled down (or up) after a power on reset. You should check Table 2...
10/03/2012
- Hi,
We are using MityARM SOM and MICREL KSZ9021RNI gigabit as PHY on it for Ethernet Interface.
We have configured ETH_RXD0, ETH_RXD1, ETH_RXD2, ETH_RXD3, ETH_RXCTL as pullup high on PHY reset to get mode[3 -0] to 0xF (RGMII Mode – ...
10/01/2012
- AB 12:22 PM PCB Development: RE: Caution on MityARM SO-DIMM PCB Footprint
- Mark,
Thank you for pointing out that lack of information. It has now been addressed and the design guide has been updated, October 1, 2012 1.2 version.
Thanks again,
Alex - MW 07:40 AM PCB Development: RE: Ethernet PHYs
- Hi Mark,
I don't see a way around this at the moment. It does indeed look like you need to use the Gigabit Phy interface with the MityARM-3359 module.
Unfortunately, all of our initial use-cases involved Gigabit Ethernet requireme...
09/30/2012
- MW 05:34 PM PCB Development: RE: Ethernet PHYs
- Hi Mark,
You are correct about the PR1_MII* signals, according to this E2E post, sorry about that.
http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/sitara_arm174_microprocessors/f/791/p/206939/733857.aspx
I am just looping back to this, so I can't...
09/28/2012
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11:57 AM
PCB Development: RE: Ethernet PHYs
- Hi Mike,
The interfaces we definitely need out of the 335x are a 16 bit GPMC (to FPGA), 1 Ethernet (10/100 is fine), 2 USBs, 2 UARTs and 1 SPI. I'd like to keep the 16 bit LCD interface available but could use those pins for other th... - MW 09:35 AM PCB Development: RE: Ethernet PHYs
- What other peripherals are you trying to accommodate? At a glance it looks like the pin outs should support RMII0 on the LCD_DATAXX pins, but if you need the LCD interface. Can you list what peripherals you need?
-Mike
- Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it appears the pin-muxing configuration for the MityARM-335x SOM is forcing the use of an RGMII type interface for connecting up to Ethernet PHYs. For port 1, most of the interface pins are available ...
- The PCB footprint found in section 6.5 of the MityARM-335x Carrier Board Design Guide can be misleading if you are not careful. This footprint (which is an exact copy of the footprint found on the JAE MM80-204B1-E1 data sheet) kind of i...
09/26/2012
- MW 10:10 AM PCB Development: RE: MityARM standard-keyed vs. reverse-keyed SO-DIMM connector
- We have not tested such a configuration, so I don't really know. If the electrical connections honor the spec, then the only immediate concerns I would have include:
# Clearance. The top side has a couple of components that are tall...
09/24/2012
- The MityARM design guide suggests an SO-DIMM connector with a standard keying. We have built our board with a reverse-key connector, is there any harm in installing the MityARM into a reverse-keyed connector with the OMAP facing downwar...
09/21/2012
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10:11 AM
Software Development: RE: MityARM-335x Ethernet Communication
- Found the problem. The problem was related to the errata on the Vitesse VSC8601 Ethernet phy used on the development board. The phy violates some RGMII interface clock specs if the RX clock skew in the phy is set to 0 (which it is foll...
09/20/2012
- I am trying to get the TI StarterWare Enet_Echo example to run on the MityARM-335x Development Kit. To accomplish this, I'm doing the following:
1. Use the the supplied SD card to boot the system and stay in u-boot (this initializes t...
09/18/2012
- RD 04:36 PM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Hi Scott,
Tried that with no luck...
however I was looking through the lighttpd documentation and saw I forgot to build the dependencies.
I added "apt-get build-dep lighttpd" and then tried to build and it generated the shared libr... - MW 02:45 PM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Try "--host=arm-angstrom-linux-gnueabi" instead....
-Mike
- RD 02:30 PM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Scott,
Downloaded from:
http://download.lighttpd.net/lighttpd/releases-1.4.x/
lighttpd-1.4.26.tar.gz 2010-Feb-07 21:13:38 762.0K application/octet-stream
after extracting here is what I did:
sudo apt-get install libtool
export ... - SG 12:38 PM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Randy,
Could you give me a link to where you downloaded the lighttpd source? Also once you downloaded it, can you give me the exact steps you took to build it? It sounds like you're on the right track but there's just something simple... - RD 09:41 AM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Hi Mike,
I found out the version of the lighttpd based on one of the included shared libraries.
I have downloaded that version and successfully cross compiled it using arm-arago-linux-gnueabi-gcc
However, when compiling only the sta...
09/17/2012
- RD 10:57 AM Software Development: RE: mod_fastcgi.so
- Hi Mike,
Should have mentioned Linux and Lighttpd are very new for me.
I had assumed I could just compile the lighttpd included in the ti-sdk-am335x-evm-05.03.02.00 and transfer it to the AM3359 module.
However, I do no know how to do...