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<acathla>
Does this : [LXTERM] Got unexpected response from device 'b'T'' ring a bell to someone, when trying to serialboot?
<acathla>
Last week it was working reaaaally slowly, now it's fast but fails after a few %
<acathla>
at 24%
<acathla>
Ah, the device answers "Timeout" after 37917B sent in one shot
<keesj>
A....
<keesj>
and now?
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<Melkhior>
acathla I have the issue when serial booting; for me one side or the other of the serial link can't keep up (my serial console is a vintage beaglebone white...)
<Melkhior>
Now my procedure is to
<Melkhior>
a) start the FPGA board with the bitstream
<Melkhior>
b) start the lxterm on the beaglebone
<Melkhior>
(with checksuming enabled)
<Melkhior>
c) do the 'sdram_init' and 'serialboot' by hand
<Melkhior>
If I start lxterm first, it detects the board going up and try to auto-boot, and more often that not if fails with an error similar to yours
<Melkhior>
I know the serial line is problematic as even pasting a full line is enough for some characters to get dropped...
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<acathla>
Hum, thank you Melkhior for sharing your experience. I wonder now what's the right procedure to serialboot...
<acathla>
I use dfu-util -D to send the design to a fomu-like device
<acathla>
then : lxterm --serial-boot --kernel fpga_101__lab004/firmware.bin --speed 115200 /dev/ttyUSB0
<acathla>
I then got the litex> prompt and type serialboot
<acathla>
oh and I added a --kernel-adr option
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<Melkhior>
@acathla I use a json file to describe the memory mapping, so on my beaglebone: