Add Ping and TFTP commands to ok6410

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Objective: to add a NIC Driver for ok6410 so that you can run Ping 192.168.1.1, TFTP 50000000 test. bin, and other commands under uboot.
Platform: Use Ping, TFTP, and other commands in the dnw software under xp. TFTP and other services have been installed in Linux as the host machine.
Development Board: ok6410: 1g nandflash + 128 M DDR

In Linux:
The main modified file is as follows: (assume the current directory is/uboot1.1.6 _ forlinx_6410_128ddr)
1. Add the following content to/makefile (put it in the first line of smdk6410_config: unconfig), save and exit
My6410_config: unconfig # define a Development Board
@ $ (Mkconfig) $ (@: _ Config =) arm cloud64xx my6410 Samsung cloud6410
 
2. Copy the./board/smdk6410 file and rename it.
CP-R./board/smdk6410./board/my6410
 
3. modify the content of all files in./board/my6410: change all smdk6410 to my6410.

4. Copy smdk6410.h in./include/configs and create my6410.h.

CP-R./include/configs/smdk6410.h./include/configs/my6410.h
5. modify the content in my6410.h, for example, change # define pai_prompt "smdk6410 #" to "my6410 #", so that the content displayed in the terminal becomes "my6410. Of course, other content has been modified,
I don't know much about it either. I copied it and haven't looked at it carefully.

6. Put the dm9000x. h and dm9000x. c files to the./drivers file and replace the original two files.

7. Compile uboot:
Make distclean
Make my6410_config
Make
 
Operations in XP:
8. If no error occurs, write the compiled uboot. bin to the Development Board.

9. After writing the script, restart it. In dnw, you can see that the prompt is changed to "my6410 #" through the serial port,
After modifying the IP address, host machine IP address, and other environment variables, and installing the TFTP service on a Linux host machine, connect the development board to the host machine with a cross-network cable, you can use the following command:
Ping 192.168.1.1

TFTP download program:
TFTP 50000000 6410_test.bin
Go 1, 50000000
You can see an LED and so on.

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Appendix:
Installation of TFTP service in Linux
1. Install tftpd-HPA, TFTP-HPA, and xinetd
Sudo apt-Get install tftpd-HPA
Sudo apt-Get install TFTP-HPA
Sudo apt-Get install xinetd
2. Create a TFTP transfer directory and modify permissions
Sudo mkdir/tftp_dir
Sudo chmod 777/tftp_dir
3. Configuration
Sudo gedit/etc/default/tftpd-HPA
Modify the content in the opened file:
Tftpd_username = "TFTP"
Tftp_directory = "/tftp_dir"
Tftp_address = "0.0.0.0: 69"
Tftp_options = "-l-C-S/tftp_dir"
4. Restart
Sudo/etc/init. d/xinetd restart
Sudo/etc/init. d/TFTP-HPA restart
5. Test
First, create a file test_put in the current path (non-/tftp_dir ).
Then
TFTP 127.0.0.1
TFTP> put test_put (if there is no error, the upload is successful)
TFTP> quit
Check whether the file test_put has been uploaded under/tftp_dir. the upload test is successful. Next, test the download.
Create a new file test_get under/tftp_dir and change the current path to non-/tftp_dir.
TFTP 127.0.0.1
TFTP> Get test_get
TFTP> quit
If it succeeds, there will be a test_get file in the current directory.
So far, the TFTP service is successfully installed

!!!!!!!!!!! Note: transfer files between XP and ubuntu. When copying files, pay attention to the permissions of the operated files. It is possible that FTP cannot be downloaded, or upload failure !!!!!!!

 

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