ConnectCore 9M U Boot

Hi all,

I’m using CC9m2443 board, but accidentally I deleted U Boot from the board. Now when I turn on the board nothing shown on the serial terminal. How can I overcome this situation by writing back the U boot.?

I’m having J Tag, and I’m using Windows XP / Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.

pls help me…

Alex

Hi,

the recovery mechanism is explained here
http://www.digi.com/support/productdetl.jsp?pid=3640&osvid=181&tp=3&s=394&tp2=0

Recovery - http://ftp1.digi.com/support/documentation/ubootrecover.zip

This will help.

Thank u for the reply… i will find th link…

hi bob,

for this mechanism the Uboot must be running on the board, right…??? my case u boot is deleted from the board. its not running…

any suggestions pls???

This is used for recovering module when “UBOOT” is “LOST”.

you have to follow the 4 steps explained in http://ftp1.digi.com/support/documentation/ubootrecover.zip
in order.

hi Bob ,

when I run the batch file it shows “JLink is not recognized as internal or externel commnd”

what I’v to make sure before trying…???

thnks
Alex

Hi, Make sure that S4.3 switch on.

Follow the steps,

Turn off the development board.
Connect the power cable.
Connect the JTAG adapter to the MULTI-ICE connector X13/JTAG on the development board.
Connect the JTAG adapter to your PC via the supplied USB cable.

Launch a terminal program (e.g. HyperTerminal) with 38400 8-N-1 no flow control.
Plug the cable into Serial Port A of the Digi development board.

To allow the JTAG to write to RAM the dip switches S4 on the Digi Development board must be set:
Set S4.3(OCD) to ‘On’ (toward the edge of the development board ,Set all others to ‘Off’

Next Power on the module.
Run the ccw9m2443js.bat file from the C:\Program Files (x86)\SEGGER\JLinkARM_V422g’ directory for your module.

Erase the U-Boot section of flash with:

nand erase 0x0 0xc0000
Then write U-Boot to flash with:

nand write 0x33e00000 0x0 0xc0000
Power down the device
Unplug the JTAG
Set S4.3 to off

Hi,

thank you so much for the help…

now I recoverd the U boot, but still problem with Environment area. It shows,


NVRAM: Original Critical is BAD
NVRAM: Mirror Critical is BAD
NVRAM: Original and Mirror don’t match
NVRAM: Using Mirror

also, when I try to set and save into file it shows,


CCW9M2443 # setenv ipaddr 192.168.37.17
CCW9M2443 # saveenv
Saving Environment to Digi NVRAM…
*** Error: NVE_NOT_FOUND: (U-Boot)

why UBoot is not able to accss the environment variables…???

pls help…

Alex

Hi,

Could you please send the “flaprt” data and printenv , printenv_dynamic variables.

#intnvram printall data also

hi,

I got some clue… when I use my custom UBoot, then only it shows this error…

let me have a check for more clarity…

alex

sorry friends,

I think i made a mistake by loading my custom bootloader into the board without making changes in NVRAM. (during this time we should not use savenv till all the upgrade finishes)

now I’'m able to load my custom Uboot and Kernel…

thank you for your help and comments…

Alex