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How to check PTM trace from the ETB without using JTAG or other adaptor
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How to check PTM trace from the ETB without using JTAG or other adaptor
G1_Chang
over 5 years ago
Hello.
Im using I.MX6 solox Board from NXP Cooperation.
This I.MX6 solox has a Arm Cortex-A9 processor.
What I am trying to do is Tracing PTM which will be stacked up in the ETB buffer.
I also used Zynq 7000 zc706 which has two Arm Cortex-A9 processors.
In Zynq board, I could check the PTM trace from the ETB buffer very well.
BUT, with IMX6 solox board, i only cannot trace the PTM from the ETB buffer.
The only thing that i can see from the ETB buffer is like below
'ffffffff
08010000
00000000
00000000'
So.. Is there something that i have to do 'special settings' for tracing the PTM from the ETB buffer??