how to make u-boot.out file
hi, everyone:
I want to use CCS to debug u-boot, but the CCS can load only .out image file. So can anyone tell me how to make u-boot.out file or how to convert .srec or .bin file into .out file.
thanks and regards
helen
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I want to use CCS to debug u-boot, but the CCS can load only .out
CCS? Do you mean Code Composer Studio, the TI DSP development suite?
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I want to use CCS to debug u-boot, but the CCS can load only .out image file. So can anyone tell me how to make u-boot.out file or how to convert .srec or .bin file into .out file.
Maybe you should contact your CCS support channel then?
I don't even know what CCS is, now what they understand as "out" file format.
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Maybe you should contact your CCS support channel then?
I don't even know what CCS is, now what they understand as "out" file format.
As far as I know, helen is talking about a probe that is being used with the Texas Instruments Code Composer Studio DSP development suite. I don't think you get the flexibility from TI do load your bootloader onto another device using their tools.
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I don't even know what CCS is, now what they understand as "out" file format.
As far as I know, helen is talking about a probe that is being used with the Texas Instruments Code Composer Studio DSP development suite. I
That was my first idea, too. But I thought I must be wrong.
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don't think you get the flexibility from TI do load your bootloader onto another device using their tools.
Maybe he is actually porting U-Boot to a DSP? We ported Python to a DSP, so why not?
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Wolfgang Denk
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don't think you get the flexibility from TI do load your bootloader onto another device using their tools.
Maybe he is actually porting U-Boot to a DSP? We ported Python to a DSP, so why not?
Yeah, you're right, I've heard about a company porting Linux to a C6x (?) processor of TI, so they must be using a bootloader too :). If it is this, I can ask my collegue what the name of the company was, he met a developer in a TI conference in Paris a couple of weeks ago.
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