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Last Post 19 Aug 2015 10:49 AM by  bradb
LogicLoader Download
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Bishwamoy Sinha Roy
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19 Aug 2015 08:33 AM

    Hello,

    I have been trying to download the newest logic loader. Although I have registered my product, I can't find the link for the download.

     

    Thanks.

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    19 Aug 2015 08:40 AM

    The LogicLoader for the OMAP35x Torpedo SOM can be seen under the LogicLoader header on the product webpage, 5th item down.  The latest upload is on 7/12/20012.  

    Here is the description below.

    LogicLoader for the OMAP35x Torpedo SOM

     

    Regards,

    Brad

    Bishwamoy Sinha Roy
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    19 Aug 2015 09:18 AM
    Hello,

    So, I put the MLO and the lboot.elf file on a SD card and am trying to erase /dev/nand0 from the terminal. However, I keep getting that the area is protected and once I tell 'y' to proceed it comes up with an unknown error -1.

    Thank You.
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    19 Aug 2015 10:23 AM

    That would be expected if you were booting from NAND.  Here is an example below showing the expected output when booting from NAND memory.

    If you find that you are booting from NAND, you might consider format your SD Card with the HP 2.0.6 formatting tool also available on the product website.  This has proven to be more reliable.

    *****************************************************************

                             LogicLoader

     (c) Copyright 2002-2012, Logic Product Development, Inc.
     All Rights Reserved.

     LoLo Version:      2.4.16-OMAP3503 0001
     SOM Model Number:  SOMOMAP3530-20-1670AGCR
     SOM Part Number:   1013021
     SOM Serial Number: 2709M02929

    *****************************************************************

    losh> info arch

    Platform:         OMAP35x Torpedo SOM
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    CPU info:
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    Boot Device:      NAND Flash
    Si ID code:       0x4b7ae02f
    Hawkeye Number:   b7ae
    CPU Version:      4
    CPU Die ID:       463600040000000004032f6504012017
    Public ROM CRC:   0x288f48f7

    Processor Features:
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    SGX:              Full
    IVA2:             Present
    L2 Cache Size:    256kB
    Camera ISP:       Present
    NEON VFP Lite:    Present
    SDI:              Present
    CS1:              Present
    MMC width:        4 bit
    TV out:           Present


    losh> erase /dev/nand0 B0 B2048
    dev nand erase: The area 0x0 - 0x10800000 is protected.

    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************

    You are about to erase one or more protected areas.  This area
    may be protected because it contains data used by LoLo, or it may
    be a partitioned space.  If you erase this location you may loose
    data in a partition, or LoLo may not be able to boot.  Are you
    sure you want to do this?

    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************

    Do you wish to continue? (y/n)

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    19 Aug 2015 10:28 AM
    I also received the "error: erase: unknown error: -1" error when I didn't enter 'confirm' after having selected 'y' to erase the NAND.

    
    losh> erase /dev/nand0 B0 B2048
    dev nand erase: The area 0x0 - 0x10800000 is protected.
    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************
    You are about to erase one or more protected areas.  This area
    may be protected because it contains data used by LoLo, or it may
    be a partitioned space.  If you erase this location you may loose
    data in a partition, or LoLo may not be able to boot.  Are you
    sure you want to do this?
    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************
    Do you wish to continue? (y/n)
    Please type "confirm" to confirm:
    error: erase: unknown error: -1
    losh> erase /dev/nand0 B0 B2048
    dev nand erase: The area 0x0 - 0x10800000 is protected.


    Once I entered 'y' and 'confirm' I was able to successful erase the NAND memory.
     
    
    losh> erase /dev/nand0 B0 B2048
    dev nand erase: The area 0x0 - 0x10800000 is protected.

    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************

    You are about to erase one or more protected areas.  This area
    may be protected because it contains data used by LoLo, or it may
    be a partitioned space.  If you erase this location you may loose
    data in a partition, or LoLo may not be able to boot.  Are you
    sure you want to do this?

    ************************* WARNING!! *****************************

    Do you wish to continue? (y/n)
    Please type "confirm" to confirm: confirm

    erasing nand:  100%
    erased '/dev/nand0' start=0x0: len=0x800 bytes/blocks skipped 0
    losh>

     

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    19 Aug 2015 10:44 AM
    The confirm suggestion didn't work. I still get unknown error.

    I am trying the HP formatting tool. So, with that I should just format the SD card as FAT32 file system and then put MLO and the .elf files, right?
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    19 Aug 2015 10:49 AM
    That is correct.

    Have you confirmed that your system was booting from NAND? If you can provide a similar output log with the following commands I can try to determine why you are not able to erase NAND memory.

     
    losh> info arch
    losh> erase /dev/nand0 B0 B2048
    
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