Adam,

If you are trying to reflash back to factory defaults, the link you provided is only a way to recompile the tools and it doesn't quite get what you want done. I would suggest looking through our document here: http://support.logicpd.co...rtalid=0&EntryId=778 about SPI Flash Recovery. The document has some pre-compiled binaries, instructions and tools for flashing the SPI with u-boot, and linux, etc.

If you're trying to use a debugger with CCS, I would suggest looking at our document: http://support.logicpd.co...rtalid=0&EntryId=776 which describes how to use CCS with our SOM.

In order to access these files, you'll need to register your SOM here: http://support.logicpd.co...RegisterProduct.aspx and that will unlock access to all the L138 files located here: http://support.logicpd.co...L138SOM-M1(EVM).aspx

Does that help point you in the right direction?

adam

Yes. Thank you.

Would you also have a recomendation of a place to look for how to setup a simple TCP/IP client on the board?

Our primary source of documentation, examples, and files for this board are located here: http://support.logicpd.co...L138SOM-M1(EVM).aspx

If you have previously erased your flash, I would suggest looking at http://support.logicpd.co...rtalid=0&EntryId=778 and the Section 6: Restore Ethernet MAC Address. Without a correct MAC address, none of the networking features will work.

Our stock images run Linux and it has a variety of clients that use TCP/IP. Our virtual machine is located here: http://support.logicpd.co...rtalid=0&EntryId=988

Under Linux, the Ethernet drivers can be initialized and the TCP/IP stack is available. The Linux user guide is located here: http://support.logicpd.co...talid=0&EntryId=1424

Without knowing what you want/need to do, I am not sure how much help I can provide, if you let me know what you are trying to do I might be able to provide more assistance. Make sure you are logged in when try to click on the links or they won't work.

adam

So board has been reflashed, and MAC reprogrammed. I will look around at some of the linux stuff to see if it fits what i'm trying to do.

The end goal is to have a TCP client (preferably in c) that parses text commands and then will send ?serial bus? commands to another piece of HW (don't have details on the other end of the interface just yet, want to get the TCP portion working first).