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Hello everyone
A few days ago ,i successfully finished the nand boot in the EVM board. But now I have to accomplish the nand boot in my own custom board. My custom board could not boot the IBL from I2C EEPROM.
My board has a fpga ,similar to the EVM board, fpga has the bootpins,so is it necessary for me to modify the IBL, then burn the IBL into the EEPROM? I think I don't need to remove the code related with FPGA, am I right ? I use the IBL(not modify), but i can't see the nand boot result
. Another question ,how can I know the modified IBL is correct ? just see the nand boot result ?
How can I use the CCS software to debug the IBL?
thanks in advance!
First make sure I2C boot is OK. Then you need to modify IBL code to adapt your board(PLL, DDR3...).
hi Allen Yin
I am sure the I2C is boot OK on my EVM 6678 board。
1) As you mentioned before , I need to modify the PLL and DDR3 , is it in the tools/boot_loader/ibl/src/util/iblConfig/src/device.c, just modify this file is OK ?
2) Another question is , how can I check my modified IBL is right ? just see the end result ? If i want to learn how to debug IBL in CCS ? Can you support some method to do this ?
thanks