Difference between revisions of "i.MX51 SODIMM PC Loading bootloader"
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| − | Debugging session | + | Debugging session is opened and running:<br /> |
[[image:i.MX51_SODIMM_PC-Development_Kit-OpenOCD_running.jpg|600px]]<br /> | [[image:i.MX51_SODIMM_PC-Development_Kit-OpenOCD_running.jpg|600px]]<br /> | ||
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=== Using terminal emulator === | === Using terminal emulator === | ||
| − | To open Telnet service using TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, select TCP/IP option and type 4444 into TCP port# field. The IP address to connect to is localhost (127.0.0.1):<br /> | + | To open Telnet service using TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, select TCP/IP option and type '''4444''' into TCP port# field. The IP address to connect to is '''localhost''' (127.0.0.1):<br /> |
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== Establishing serial connection == | == Establishing serial connection == | ||
| − | Open TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, choose Serial and select the port which was assigned to the | + | Open TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, choose Serial and select the port which was assigned to the serial console device:<br /> |
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* '''Serial boot''' (Internal boot) is enabled when a link is placed between pins 1 and 2 | * '''Serial boot''' (Internal boot) is enabled when a link is placed between pins 1 and 2 | ||
* '''Direct Boot''' is selected when pins 2 and 3 are shortened. | * '''Direct Boot''' is selected when pins 2 and 3 are shortened. | ||
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|Serial Boot | |Serial Boot | ||
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| + | '''''Important:''''' In a standard module configuration serial (internal) boot mode is active by default. This setting has a higher priority than boot mode jumper selection. No boot mode changes are needed during firmware loading. | ||
== Loading bootloader == | == Loading bootloader == | ||
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| − | Module's MAC address is | + | Module's MAC address is required to enter (it can be found on the sticker placed on the module):<br /> |
[[image:i.MX51_SODIMM_PC-Development_Kit-MAC_address.jpg|600px]]<br /><br /> | [[image:i.MX51_SODIMM_PC-Development_Kit-MAC_address.jpg|600px]]<br /><br /> | ||
| − | As the fresh Barebox is stored in SRAM only at this point, switching the module off causes bootloader to | + | As the fresh Barebox is stored in SRAM only at this point, switching the module off causes the bootloader to be erased. To store the new Barebox and use it automatically after power on, image flashing is required. Follow [[i.MX51_SODIMM_PC_Flashing_images|this section]] to do so. |
Revision as of 23:50, 12 April 2021
This page shows the steps how to initiate On-Chip Debugging and load bootloader into i.MX51 SODIMM PC - Development kit.
JTAG Debugger and Programmer Installation
- Connect JTAG Cable to USB port on a computer. JTAG device should be automatically recognized and prepared for usage.
- Download OpenOCD v0.6.0 software
- Unzip the files
Running Open On-Chip Debugger
Locate the folder where the software was unpacked. Run OpenOCD utility in command line (by using Total Commander or Windows Command Prompt):
openocd.exe -f wmx51w.cfg
Debugging session is opened and running:
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Connecting to Open On-Chip Debugger session
Using Windows Telnet Client
Click on Start/Run (or press Windows key + R), and open the Telnet session using 4444 port:
telnet localhost 4444
Telnet session is active and ready for use:
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Using terminal emulator
To open Telnet service using TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, select TCP/IP option and type 4444 into TCP port# field. The IP address to connect to is localhost (127.0.0.1):
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TeraTerm session is running and ready for use:
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Establishing serial connection
Open TeraTerm program, click on File/New Connection, choose Serial and select the port which was assigned to the serial console device:
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A successful connection is created only if the following serial port settings are applied (115200, 8n1):
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Boot mode options
H902 jumper (BOOTMODE) allows to choose different bootloader sources:
- Serial boot (Internal boot) is enabled when a link is placed between pins 1 and 2
- Direct Boot is selected when pins 2 and 3 are shortened.
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| Direct Boot | Serial Boot |
Important: In a standard module configuration serial (internal) boot mode is active by default. This setting has a higher priority than boot mode jumper selection. No boot mode changes are needed during firmware loading.
Loading bootloader
The following commands need to be placed inside Localhost Telnet session and executed one by one. Console logs are included for comparison:
reset_halt
step
resume
vmx51_init
boot
Barebox was loaded into the i.MX51 SODIMM PC Module SRAM and executed:
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Module's MAC address is required to enter (it can be found on the sticker placed on the module):
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As the fresh Barebox is stored in SRAM only at this point, switching the module off causes the bootloader to be erased. To store the new Barebox and use it automatically after power on, image flashing is required. Follow this section to do so.