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AR# 22518 Using OPB PCI core (in ML310) doesn't start VxWorks on the Terminal

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Keywords: OPB, PCI, VxWorks

Problem description: I generated a project, under EDK, where I instantiated on ML310 a UARTLITE and a PLB_DDR. I then generated download.bit and the BSP for VxWorks. I connected the board with a serial channel. All works fine I can see the VxWorks banner on my terminal. However, the problem arise when I instantiate OPB_PCI core in my design. I can no longer see VxWorks banner on my terminal.

Solution

1

This is a result of a bug in the VxWorks MLD that prevents the creation of the INCLUDE_XPCI_VXWORKS5_4 constant from being defined in the BSP's ppc405_0_drv_config.h file. There are two ways to fix this issue:

1. Put "#define INCLUDE_XPCI_VXWORKS5_4" in the file "ppc405_0_drv_config.h".
Then manually copy the files "xpci_adapter.c" and "xpci_adapter.h" into the Tornado project.

OR

2. Add the following line towards the top of the C:\EDK\sw\lib\bsp\vxworks5_5\data\vxworks5_5_v2_1_0.tcl where you see other mappings:

set driver_adapter_list(pci_v1_01_a) "pci_vxworks5_4_v1_00_a"

After doing this, regenerate the BSP from XPS. This should take care of the _config.h file as well as copying the _adapter.c file to the BSP.

This will be fixed in EDK 8.1iSP1.



2

This problem has been fixed in the latest EDK 8.1i Service Pack available at:
<http://www.xilinx.com/xlnx/xil_sw_updates_home.jsp>
The first service pack containing the fix is EDK 8.1i Service Pack 1.

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AR# 22518
Date Created
Last Updated 04/30/2007
Status Archive
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