

For example, to install the Beagle QNX RAM IPL (ipl-omap3530beagle.bin):ġ. The instructions are the same for the AM3517BSP except for the name of the IPL file and how peripheral mode is entered.
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The following instructions list how to install the Beagle QNX RAM IPL. UART booting is possible via the pserial utility and is available for public download from: On the AM3517EVM board, peripheral boot is activated by setting the SW7 bank as follows: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 On the Beagle (OMAP3530) board, peripheral boot is activated by pressing the USER button while the Beagle is released from reset or is powered up for the first time. More details on the serial boot method and SD card boot method are described below. This boot mode can be used to launch a known working bootloader and image even if the contents of flash are erased or corrupted. Peripheral boot causes the AM/OMAP device to search for an image on the UART, SD card slot, or other device. By default, this ROM transfers control to code in the first bytes of NAND flash - usually x-loader or QNX's IPL.


AM/OMAP Boot ROM # Normal Boot #The TI AM/OMAP devices contains a boot ROM that is invoked after the board is released from reset. Similarly, board-specific information is available in the hardware reference manuals for the evaluation boards. In particular, section 24 of the AM35xx TRM contains some excellent information about the boot process. These instructions are meant to supplement the OMAP3530 Beagle BSP and the AM3517EVM BSP release notes.Īdditional information is available in the technical reference manuals for the devices and readers are encouraged to explore those guides before seeking additional help. This document provides help with various methods of booting the TI AM/OMAP devices. AM_OMAP_boot_resources TI AM/OMAP Booting and Flash Recovery #
