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Texas Instruments OMAP3530 User Manual

Texas Instruments OMAP3530 User Manual (238 pages)

EVM Linux PSP

Brand: Texas Instruments | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 5.91 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
List of Tables

17
- Read this First
  19
Installation

23
- System Requirements
  24
- Installation
  25
- Installation Steps
  27
- Environment Setup
  28
- Setup NFS Filesystem
  29
- 2 X-Loader
  
  31
  - Introduction
    32
  - Compiling X-Loader
    33
  - Signing X-Load.bin
    34
  - Flashing X-Loader
    35
    
    Onenand
    35
    
    Nand
    35
  - Preparing MMC/SD for Boot
    36
    
    Creating Bootable Partition
    36
    
    Copying X-Loader
    36
- 3 U-Boot
  
  37
  - Compiling U-Boot
    39
  - Flashing U-Boot
    40
    
    Onenand
    40
    
    Micron NAND
    40
  - Configuring U-Boot
    41
    
    Using Ramdisk Image
    41
    
    Using NFS (Default U-Boot Configuration)
    41
    
    Using NFS with no DHCP in Linux
    42
  - Managing Onenand
    44
    
    Marking a Bad Block
    44
    
    Erasing Onenand
    44
    
    Writing to Onenand
    45
    
    Reading from Onenand
    45
    
    Scrubbing Onenand
    46
  - Managing NAND
    47
    
    Marking a Bad Block
    47
    
    Viewing Bad Blocks
    47
    
    Erasing NAND
    47
    
    Writing to NAND
    48
    
    Reading from NAND
    49
    
    Unlocking NAND Address Space
    49
    
    NAND ECC Algorithm Selection
    50
Kernel

51
- Compiling Linux Kernel
  52
- Configuring Linux Kernel
  53
  - Build Configuration for Omap35X
    53
- Booting Linux Kernel
  56
  - Selecting Boot Mode
    56
- 5 Audio Driver
  59
  - Introduction
    61
    
    References
    61
    
    Acronyms & Definitions
    62
  - Features
    63
    
    Features Supported
    63
    
    Constraints
    64
  - Audio Driver : Constraints
    64
  - Architecture
    65
    
    ALSA Soc Layer
    65
    
    Design
    65
  - Driver Configuration
    67
  - Device Interface
    78
  - Proc Interface
    79
  - Commonly Used Apis
    79
Display Driver

93
- Introduction
  95
  - References
    95
  - Acronyms & Definitions
    95
  - Hardware Overview
    95
- Features
  96
  - Overview
    96
  - Usage
    96
- Architecture
  122
  - Driver Architecture
    122
  - Software Design Interfaces
    122
- Software Interfaces
  124
  - Fbdev' Driver Interface
    124
  - V4L2 Driver Interface
    125
  - SYSFS Software Design Interfaces
    127
- Driver Configuration
  128
  - Configuration Steps
    128
  - Installation
    133
Resizer Driver

139
- Introduction
  140
  - References
    140
  - Acronyms
    140
  - Hardware Overview
    140
- Features
  141
  - Overview of Features Supported
    141
  - Usage of Features
    141
  - Constraints
    147
- Architecture
  148
- Software Interface
  149
  - Application Programming Interface
    149
  - Ioctls
    150
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_G_PARAMS Arguments
  151
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_S_PARAMS Arguments
  151
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_G_STATUS Argument
  152
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_REQBUF Arguments
  153
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_RESIZE Arguments
  153
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_QUERYBUF Arguments
  154
- Resizer: Ioctl RSZ_QUEUEBUF Arguments
  154
  - Data Structures
    154
- Resizer: Parameters Configuration Structure Fields
  155
- Driver Configuration
  159
  - Configuration Steps
    159
- Sample Application Flow
  162
- Revision History
  163
Daughter Card Module

165
- Mass Market Daughter Card
  166
  - Acronyms & Definitions
    166
  - Introduction
    166
- MMDC Acronyms
  166
- Block Diagram
  167
- Board Illustration
  168
- Features Supported under Software
  169
Capture Driver

171
- Introduction
  172
  - References
    173
- Capture Driver Acronyms
  174
  - Acronyms & Definitions
    174
- Features
  175
  - Supported Features
    175
  - Constraints/Limitations
    175
  - Known Issues
    175
- Architecture
  177
  - System Diagram
    177
  - Software Design Interfaces
    179
- Driver Configuration
  194
  - Configuration Steps
    194
  - Installation
    199
- Sample Applications
  201
  - Introduction
    201
  - Hardware Setup
    201
  - Provided Sample Applications
    201
Usb Driver

203
- Introduction
  205
  - References
    205
  - Hardware Overview
    205
- Features
  207
  - Supported
    207
  - Not Supported
    207
- Driver Configuration
  208
  - USB Phy Selection for MUSB OTG Port
    208
  - USB Controller in Host Mode
    208
  - MUSB OTG Controller in Gadget Mode
    209
  - MUSB OTG Controller in OTG Mode
    210
  - Host Mode Applications
    211
  - USB Controller and USB MSC HOST
    211
  - USB HID Class
    212
  - USB Controller and USB HID
    213
  - USB Audio
    213
  - USB Video
    214
  - Gadget Mode Applications
    215
  - CDC/RNDIS Gadget
    216
  - USB OTG (HNP/SRP) Testing
    217
- Software Interface
  219
  - Sysfs
    219
  - Procfs
    219
- Revision History
  220
  - Introduction
    222
    
    References
    222
    
    Acronyms & Definitions
    222
  - Features
    223
    
    Features Supported
    223
    
    Features Not Supported
    223
    
    Limitations
    223
  - Revision History
    224
Power Management

225
- Introduction
  227
  - References
    227
- Features
  228
  - Supported
    228
  - Not Supported
    228
  - Limitations
    228
- Architecture
  229
  - Cpuidle
    229
  - Dynamic Tick Suppression
    231
  - Suspend & Resume
    231
- Configuration
  232
  - Cpuidle
    232
  - Cpufreq
    233
  - Smartreflex
    233
- Software Interface
  235
  - Cpuidle
    235
  - Suspend & Resume
    236

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