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AT91RM9200
Posted by Karl Olsen on June 10th, 2005


In news:d8c5sa$mp9$1@nemesis.news.tpi.pl,
zanxy@zanxy.com <zanxy@zanxy.com> typed:

Check out http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/to...p?tool_id=3193

Karl Olsen




Posted by zanxy@zanxy.com on June 10th, 2005


Hi

Someone asked me to help him with AT91RM9200 and AT91RM9200-EK kit.
I have gnu toolchain with gcc "3.4.3". I plan that we will run programs
directly on that processor - without any kind of operating systems (linux
or winCE).
I'm looking for project samples for this board. Are there in the internet
available any project free samples? I need informations about memory
addressing - where in memory can be placed a programm, and how could I
inform toolchain where I want to place executable code (which options
should I use).

Sorry for my english.


zanxy

Posted by zanxy@zanxy.com on June 10th, 2005


Karl Olsen <kro@nospam.post3.tele.dk> wrote:
Ok, thanks.

zanxy

Posted by triode+ on July 19th, 2005


Hi. I am facing the same issues.
The files on the atmel site are designed for programming the flash throug
a hardware device such as MultiIce or Slingshot. Is there a way to do i
directly through the serial cable ?
Zanxy, did you find proper makefiles to use with GCC ? The samples o
atmel website include project files for proprietary softwares but n
makefile.

Thanks
Jérôme




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Posted by A. P. Richelieu on July 25th, 2005


If you set the boot jumper on the EK to "INT" You can download code using
Hyperterminal/X-modem.




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A. P. Richelieu



Posted by triode+ on July 25th, 2005


Thanks very much.

I found a way already. Two ways actually. My jumper is set on EXT, and
use the Uboot provided by atmel. It allows me to program by either th
serial cable (with the loadb command and kermit protocol fro
hyperterminal) or the ethernet cable (with tftp), which is faster.

BTW, I use the "comp.arch.embedded web interface" to post here but
understand it is a "mail-based newsgroup". how can I subscribe ? searche
for comp.arch.embedded in yahoo groups. didn't find. and none of th
groups at the "discussion groups" link seems to correspond to this one.

thx
Jérôme


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