But it seems that i can’t disable decompression of ROM like it is written, i have an error when trying to compile.
It is the only thing that i have not done. I followed the procedure.
I read that if the NAFastMemoryTest() function is disabled, it should reduce this boot time but it does not.
Do you have any suggestion for me to check what it is not done, or any other way to reduce boot time ?
After making the specified changes did you rebuild the BSP and application? Did you upload both the new boot loader (src/bsp/platform/connectwiem/rom.bin) and application images (image.bin) into the Wi-EM?
What is the text of the error message you are getting, respective to disabling compression?
That knowledge base article contains all of the boot time reduction information, respective to NET+OS 6.3.
I have just gone through this article and can get the naftpapp example to an ‘on-the-network’ state in approximately 5 seconds.
i did rebuild the bsp and application.
I upload these two rom.bin and image.bin too.
This is my error for image.bin compilation :
Output file would be 1259980bytes, but the maximum size is 851968
make: *** [image.bin] Error 2
No problem to compile the bsp.
I have an application that uses 3 threads, and i have one which corresponding to naftpapp.
I tried to do this with NET+OS 6.0, will it work or is it specific to the 6.3 environment ?
I tried doing it with NET+OS6.3 but i have too many errors that i don’t have with the 6.0…