Problem in using the Flash Programmer of CodeWarrior Development Studio for QorIQ LS series - ARM V7 ISA Version: 10.0.7

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Problem in using the Flash Programmer of CodeWarrior Development Studio for QorIQ LS series - ARM V7 ISA Version: 10.0.7

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nagireddychitta
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Hi,

I am using TWR-LS1021A-PB evolution board and trying to use Flash Programmer which is part of CW Dev Studio(Version:10.0.7) to Flash the UBoot in NOR Flash Bank1 area of EV Board, but seems like Erase is working but not program.

I have chosen the "Flash File To Target" Option from Flash Programmer ikon and followed the steps according to the help provided by Freescale.

Pls see the Console output when i execute the Target Task.

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fl::target -lc "LC for Simple Flash"

fl::target -b 0x10000000 0x20000

fl::target -v off -l off

cmdwin::fl::device -d "JS28F00AM29EWHA" -o "64Mx16x1" -a 0x60000000 0x67ffffff

cmdwin::fl::image -f "F:\\Debug\\u-boot\\u-boot.bin" -t "Auto Detect" -re on -r 0x60000000 0x67ffffff -oe on -o 0x4100000

cmdwin::fl::erase image

Beginning Operation ...   

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Auto-detection is successful.  

  File is of type Binary/Raw Format.  

Image size is 0 bytes, nothing to erase.  

Nothing to erase.  No sectors selected

Performing target initialization ...   

     1570200  <m>0xFFFFFFFF</m>   .... 

Erase Command Succeeded.  

cmdwin::fl::write

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Using restricted address range 0x60000000 to 0x67FFFFFF  

Programming file F:\Debug\u-boot\u-boot.bin  

Auto-detection is successful.  

  File is of type Binary/Raw Format.  

0 Bytes Programmed, Check Restricted Address Range  

Program Command Succeeded

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Does anyone in the community tried this on the LS1021A Evo board?

I would really appreciate for any help to fix this issue.

Best Regards,

Nagi

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nagireddychitta
Contributor III

Hi Adrian,

That is right indeed.

Regards,

Nagi

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addiyi
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From the log it seems that offset address is not in the address range. For uboot, it should be something like 0x60100000 (depending on the rcw used).

Adrian

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nagireddychitta
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Hi Adrian,

That is right indeed.

Regards,

Nagi

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