sel4 for Imx8Plus
Hi sel4 dev team, I'm working on imx8 Plus board for that Building seL4test is done and generated the binary image file of "sel4test-driver-image-arm-imx8mp-evk" with the size of 5mb as per the procedure on sel4 websites. I moved this into sd card and trying to boot into board.but i cant able to boot it. What is the issue on this and how to solve it? if we need to do uboot what's the procedure for that?
Hi, We have seL4test running on the IMX8MP. You need to load it from U-Boot at the address is was built to run at then transfer control to it. The procedure will b something like: fatload mmc 0:1 0x41000000 sel4test-driver-image-arm-imx8mp-evk go 0x41000000 assuming you put th eimage in the first patition of the SD card -- Dr Peter Chubb https://trustworthy.systems/ Trustworthy Systems Group CSE, UNSW Core hours: Mon 8am-3pm; Wed: 8am-5pm; Fri 8am-12pm.
Thank you for your valuable reply sir, but i struck with the u-boot, while i am trying to do using fatload it shows "can't set block device" as well as the burned file in sd card(i.e) sel4 test-driver-image-arm-imx8mp-evk shows an :unrecognised file-system". so kindly give me some brief procedure to boot this seL4 microkernel into the imx8m plus board.
It looks like a problem with U-Boot not detecting or working properly with the eMMC. The command “fatload” should print a bit more error message than what you have provided. Can you give us the full error message? Also, have you tried booting a different image with your current U-Boot build? (e.g., sel4-tutorials, Linux)
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tunacici7> It looks like a problem with U-Boot not detecting or tunacici7> working properly with the eMMC. The command “fatload” tunacici7> should print a bit more error message than what you have tunacici7> provided. The IMX board has two mmc interfaces; one is attached to eMMC soldered to the baord, and one is the sd card. You need to work out which one is which. You should be able to do mmc info mmc part to see the 'current' MMC interface's details and partition table; if that doesn't look like the place you put the image, then swap to the other interface. mmc dev 1 mmc info mmc part When you set up the SD card, I'm assuming you either left it as it came from the manufacturer, or set it up with a FAT32 fileystem on a single partition. Then fatload mmc <dev>:<part> <address> <name-of-image> should work. But you need to put in the <dev> and <part> numbers that match your setup -- Dr Peter Chubb https://trustworthy.systems/ Trustworthy Systems Group CSE, UNSW Core hours: Mon 8am-3pm; Wed: 8am-5pm; Fri 8am-12pm.
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