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| + | == Prerequisites == |
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| + | * An ARM compiler and build environment. If you do your development on corn-syrup this is already set up for you. |
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| + | * Basic working knowledge of [http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/ GNU screen]. |
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== Compiling and Running Your First Program == |
== Compiling and Running Your First Program == |
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| + | We have modified the busy-wait I/O library used by CS 452 to work with the TS-7800. The following steps explain how to compile and run the test application on the TS-7800. These steps should be completed on corn-syrup. |
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| − | * Log into corn-syrup, it has the necessary toolchain for building programs to run on the TS-7800. |
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| − | * Clone the |
+ | * Clone the test git repository from [http://git.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/?p=arm/ts7800-bwio.git csclub.uwaterloo.ca:/srv/git/arm/ts7800-bwio.git]: |
git clone csclub.uwaterloo.ca:/srv/git/arm/ts7800-bwio.git |
git clone csclub.uwaterloo.ca:/srv/git/arm/ts7800-bwio.git |
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| + | cd ts7800-bwio |
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| − | * Build |
+ | * Build the test application: |
make CC=arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc |
make CC=arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc |
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| − | * |
+ | * Create yourself a directory on our TFTP server (caffeine): |
| − | mkdir /srv/tftp/ARM/$USER |
+ | ssh caffeine mkdir -p /srv/tftp/ARM/$USER |
| − | * Copy |
+ | * Copy the test application (bin/iotest) to your directory on the TFTP server. |
| − | caffeine:/srv/tftp/ARM.: |
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| − | scp bin/iotest caffeine:/srv/tftp/ARM/$USER |
+ | scp bin/iotest caffeine:/srv/tftp/ARM/$USER/ |
* Run become_board to attach to the TS-7800 screen session. |
* Run become_board to attach to the TS-7800 screen session. |
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become_board |
become_board |
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| − | * Reboot the board |
+ | * Reboot the board from the radreboot window. Press C-a 1 (control-A, then 1) to switch windows, then press enter to reboot. |
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| − | * Switch to screen window 0. At the TS-8000> boot prompt enter: |
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| + | * Execute your test program on the board. Press C-a 0 (control-A, then 0) to switch windows. Replace $USER by your user name. |
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tftp ARM/$USER/iotest |
tftp ARM/$USER/iotest |
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bootelf |
bootelf |
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| + | If all goes well, you should see the following output: |
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| + | Hello |
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| + | ***Hello |
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| + | Hello world. |
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| + | Well, hello world23. |
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| + | -23 worlds for 1 person. |
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| + | ffffffe9 worlds for 723 people. |
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| + | If you press any key the board will reboot. |
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Revision as of 23:40, 13 March 2011
Prerequisites
- Email syscom@csclub.uwaterloo.ca asking to be added to the board group.
- An ARM compiler and build environment. If you do your development on corn-syrup this is already set up for you.
- Basic working knowledge of GNU screen.
Compiling and Running Your First Program
We have modified the busy-wait I/O library used by CS 452 to work with the TS-7800. The following steps explain how to compile and run the test application on the TS-7800. These steps should be completed on corn-syrup.
- Clone the test git repository from csclub.uwaterloo.ca:/srv/git/arm/ts7800-bwio.git:
git clone csclub.uwaterloo.ca:/srv/git/arm/ts7800-bwio.git cd ts7800-bwio
- Build the test application:
make CC=arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc
- Create yourself a directory on our TFTP server (caffeine):
ssh caffeine mkdir -p /srv/tftp/ARM/$USER
- Copy the test application (bin/iotest) to your directory on the TFTP server.
scp bin/iotest caffeine:/srv/tftp/ARM/$USER/
- Run become_board to attach to the TS-7800 screen session.
become_board
- Reboot the board from the radreboot window. Press C-a 1 (control-A, then 1) to switch windows, then press enter to reboot.
- Execute your test program on the board. Press C-a 0 (control-A, then 0) to switch windows. Replace $USER by your user name.
tftp ARM/$USER/iotest bootelf
If all goes well, you should see the following output:
Hello ***Hello Hello world. Well, hello world23. -23 worlds for 1 person. ffffffe9 worlds for 723 people.
If you press any key the board will reboot.