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Summary
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This README assumes you have read README.da850. It contains some additional
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information specific to building the omapl138-lcdk. The AIS file as generated
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by the build is, currently, not useable due to differences in the flash
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available on this board, as compared to the da850evm boards.
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Flash Differences
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Refer to the discussion in [1] for more detail - basically the da850evm uses
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SPI flash whereas the lcdk uses NAND flash to store the bootloader, and
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the support isn't there in the SPL code.
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It should be possible to add the support in the SPL code should someone be
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sufficiently motivated.
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Using the built image
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=====================
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The output image to use is u-boot.bin. This needs to be converted to an
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AIS file as described in [1] and then flashed using the utitilty linked to
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there and also described in README.da850. You _may_ be able to write using
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u-boot itself, but the commands in README.da850 won't work as they write to
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SPI rather than NAND.
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Links
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[1]
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http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/omap_applications_processors/f/42/t/386829 |