It seems boot loader hangs after loading the image. Here is a logging
message from the console.
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...
boot device : motfec
unit number : 0
processor number : 0
host name : host
file name : vxWorks
inet on ethernet (e) : 192.168.0.109:ffffff00
host inet (h) : 192.168.0.102
user (u) : target
ftp password (pw) : target
flags (f) : 0x0
target name (tn) : target
Attaching interface lo0... done
Attached IPv4 interface to motfec unit 0
Loading... 731176
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It prints the text section size and does NOT print the data section
size. It stops here and nothing happens.
I can ping target board from the host at this time.
And 'wftpd' prints:
Socket error 10054 while sending data
I'm a beginner for the vxWorks (6.1) and have no ICE.
Could someone help me? How I can debug/solve this problem?
Thanks,
namsh
Did you check the network cable line? If you don't use hub, it must
be a cross cable not direct cable.
Check the ftp setting and the image type which is proper to
downloadable.
cheol
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Hi,
It may be of any one of the following problems:
1. Check whether all Vx6.x mandatory components are included in
config.h
2. verify sysHwInit() and sysHwInit2() functions and verify hardware
configuration settings.
3. Try to create a vxworks image using from Vx Shell (not use
Workbench or any other GUI) and download this image.
Try above things and u can find the root problem.
Regards,
Giri.
Thanks for those who reply to help me!
Because I've got some private email who has the same problem, and want
me help them if I found a solution...
I was busy for other work and now I finally find what caused the problem.
The problem was "rx overrun" in motfec driver. It occured only for long
packet so short ping packet was succeeded. Because I used 100M line, I
just changed it to 10M line and the problem gone. I will not try to use
100M, 10M is sufficient to test.
PS) I removed those private emails, so that I cannot reply to them.
sorry if you read this.
Regards,
namsh