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Hi,

The link you are missing in the paragraph 3.5 I sthe following:
https://wiki.trenz-electronic.de/displa ... %2BADV7511

Regards,

Emilie

Hi Boitumelo,

The data is loaded in the DDR and all the addresses you suggested (0x40000000, 0x42000000 or 0x72000000) are out of range of the DDR (0x0 - 0x3FFFFFFF).

Regards,

Emilie

Dear Boitumelo, What I just tried: 1- Add a second image that load to a different address to the first one to your boot.bin file. I don't know why that solution didn't work, which address did your load your second image to? Here is my bif file the_ROM_image: { [bootloader]D:\SDSoC\platforms\BIF\fsbl...

I'm glad it's working.

Regards,

Emilie

I'm personally using a 4GB micro SDHC grade 4 from Kingston formatted with 2 partition, Fat32 and 3Gb ext4, and it's working fine.
It will be useful to know what you can see on the serial output?

Regards,

Emilie

Hello,

Like Timoteo, I have been using SDSoC only on Windows and therefore cannot compare with Linux.
I personally didn't have the problem with opening SDSoC from Vivado.
If you have any specific questions about SDSoC on Windows, please don't hesitate to ask.

Regards,

Emilie

Hello Antonio,

We don't have a _defconfig file for the EMC2 and we didn't custom build a U-boot for it.
We've been using the file u-boot.elf from the Trenz website.
I will look into it and let you know when I have a way to custom build a u-boot file for the EMC2.

Regards,

Emilie