Download Omap Flash Installer

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TI Flash and Boot Utilities. The following software supports the OMAP-L138, C6748, and AM1808 families of devices. This package contains a set of utilities running from the command-line on Windows for flashing the NAND, NOR, and SPI Flash of the OMAP-L138 EVM via the serial port.

In reply to: What are you trying to do? I have to download and then execute an application developped with CCSv5 but downloading must be done without CCSv5. Is the raison why I thought to FlashAndBootUtils_2.40 tool.

What type of app (ARM or DSP after UBL) are you want to run? ARM (built by CCSv5 wih arm compiler) Is there any intended reason to use linux UBL code? No, I can use another tool but I don't know how to do this Could you please elaborate your requirement? My purpose is to download and exectute this application without CCsv5 by using UART terminal or DOS command. Have you got specific tools? Hi sebastien, Yes, without using CCS, you can flash the ARM app developed by CCS into flash memories such as NAND.

That is through the serial flasher utility. We have purposely created a section in the below TI WIKI and given step by step instruction on 'How to flash an ARM app into OMAPl138 LCDK board.using sfh utility.' You can use the starterware Secondary bootloader ( if needed, but not mandatory. As OMAPL138 is an ARM boot device, it can run ARM app directly without bootloader ) itself to boot ARM code instead of linux UBL code. Regards, Shankari.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please click the Verify Answerbutton on this post if it answers your question. In reply to: Hi, I tried to use StarterWare like specified above but it doesn't work. Only bootloader starting but not application.

My entry point of my application is: ENTRY POINT SYMBOL: '_c_int00' address: c1086158 Into bootloader I set on bl_main.c: unsigned int entryPoint = 0xC1086158; unsigned int DspEntryPoint = 0; But when bootlader is launching it appears this message 'Error: DSP entrypoint (0xC1086158) is not aligned to 1024 bytes. DSP startup aborted.' Have you got a suggestion? Thank you Seb. Where this information had mentioned that 'bootloader want to run DSP app'? If you want to flash the starterware examples on flash then we need starterware's bootloader to call ARM or DSP app.

The Shankari mentioned wiki has mentioned that we can flash the ARM app, DSP app, and ARM+DSP app. You can flash ARM app alone or DSP alone or also ARM+DSP apps but only with starterware bootloaders since starterware bootloader code has the information where we need to read the code (SPI/NAND) Please read the TI wiki line by line and also flash the starterware GPIO examples on TI EVM boards. Please write back if you have further queries. In reply to: It's on the hyperterminal I see bootloader wants to run DSP application: See my logs in red color: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- StarterWare OMAPL138 Boot Loader Jumping to StarterWare Application.

Running DSP Application. Error: DSP entrypoint (0xC1086158) is not aligned to 1024 bytes.

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