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Re: ecos configuration for LPC1769


Hi yusuf

You need to produce new platform port. For LPC17xx that should be easy.

1. Make a copy of LPC1766 platform and rename it accordingly.
2. Find LPC1766 entries in ecos.db and make respective LPC17xx entries.
There are 2 entries, one for platform and one target.
3. Edit the files in tree produced by 1.

0. Porting is well described in eCos Reference Manual and Component
Writer's Guide ( ref: http://ecos.sourceware.org/docs.html ) as well as
in Masa's book

Have fun.

Ilija

On 23.05.2013 09:27, yusuf.husainy wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have just started with eCos recently. I am using a custom board with
> LPC1769 on it. My requirement is that I have to build and port redboot to
> the internal flash of LPC1769. This will then serve as a purpose to load any
> other application(firmware or ecos linked application) to my board via the
> ethernet connection or UART.
>
> So, I downloaded eCos3.0, and also ecos from anoncvs. Then I followed the
> instructions told on that webpage and changed my repository to the anoncvs
> one.  export ECOS_REPOSITORY=/mnt/ecoCVS/ecos/packages.
>
> After that I executed the config tool for ecos3.0, and selected te Olimex
> 1766-STK as my board. But, I need it for 1769, So, what I would like to know
> is that, before building redboot(as selected from template menu), where
> should I make some modifications so that I will be able to use my custom
> board using LPC1769.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Yusuf Husainy.
>
>
>
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