Hi NXP,
Could you help to advise why the result is not the same between command line and config tool?
I attached my output file for your reference.
blobImage.bin: command line execution's output
test_ivt_Blob.bin: Config tool’s output
Siul2_Port_ToggleLed.mex
Hi Daniel,
Did you try to modify the size of the two "Application bootloader"?
I tried to modify it bigger (334936 -> 409600) and make sure it is not overlap, then I can also observe this symptom.
Thanks.
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
Modifying the "Size in bytes" of both Application Bootloaders does provide the same result as the one you said first. We see that the one created with the GUI used the new size it is provided with (manually modified), while the one being output from the CMD method maintains the original size (non-modified).
When doing the command method, it will not care about the size option, just the "RAM start pointer" and "RAM entry pointer". From there, it will take the original value of the size, not the one being modified.
Since modifying the size option is not available under the CMD method, the CMD method will use only the minimum required space, not more. If you believe that the CMD method could provide an overlap of both images (which we have confirmed it will not, it will just provide the overlapping error), we can recommend adding the "-AutoAlign" option, which will move every segment of the IVT to the minimum required space.
Please, let us know.
Hi,
We have created a blob image on both Config Tools and Command Line and both provide the same output.
We tried to force an overlap to verify if the difference was with that, but it provided errors while building. We see that your files provided the following error:
Tool problem issue: "Application bootloader (backup) segment overlaps with: Application bootloader", origin: IVT: Field value: 0x53000, target: IVT, resource: Application bootloader (backup) [ValidationEngineFactory.lambda$5]
SEVERE: [TOOL] Export failed [IVTCmdApplication.logResult]
For which, we assume the problem is the configuration of the IVT.
Please, let us know.