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Jtag boot fail in 7Z010 evaluation board


diya-

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Hi,

  Recently we  purchased a zynq z-7010 board and trying to boot with our customized kernel (uImage) and filesystem through Jtag,

We followed below steps in xilinx sdk tool to boot the u-boot,

1. xmd

2. connect arm hw

3. source ps7_init.tcl

4. ps7_init

5. target 64

6. dow -data uImage 0x3000000

7. dow -data uramdisk.image.gz 0x2000000

8. dow -data devicetree.dtb 0x2A00000

9. dow u-boot.elf

10. con

 At the command prompt of the u-boot , we typed the command

      bootm 0x3000000 0x2000000 0x2A00000.

After entering this command we get an error message as

Wrong Image Format for bootm command
ERROR: can't get kernel image!

I am sure kernel image is correct because i generated image.ub from same source and successfully booted through sd-card.

I can able to find some links, but that is for z-7020 board

http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/sw_manuals/xilinx14_7/ug873-zynq-ctt.pdf

I could not find any documentation for the purchased kit providing information for jtag boot mode and configuration.

Please, share me the procedure for jtag boot,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi,

Sorry , i dint explain about my development environment in earlier post,

I am not using petalinux-boot command to boot through jtag as explained in quick guide.

I have installed xilinx SDK in windows machine and petalinux development in Ubuntu-16.04.

Once compilation is complete in ubuntu environment ,i  copy those images(fsbl,u-boot,uImage.uramdisk.gz,devicetree.dtb) in to windows xilinx sdk path.

and run the jtag commands as posted earlier.

 

 

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On 16/5/2017 at 1:14 AM, jpeyron said:

I have reached out to a more experienced embedded linux engineer to look into you post. Under the boot section of this quick guide i describes the process for Petalinux 2015.4.

Hi,

Any inputs .

 

 

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Hi @diya-,

Unfortunately, our embedded Linux engineer has not been able to look into your questions as of yet. They will be able to respond to you questions in the next couple of days. I am very sorry about the inconvenience this has caused you. 

thank you for your patience,

Jon

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