Arm DS-5 v5.29.2 debug altera soc error

Found the problem, the license is standalone, do not support a remote connection, then debugger.

Found the problem, the license is standalone, do not support a remote connection, then debugger.

Hi Anguo

Good to hear you find the problem.  For Altera (now Intel) Arria 10 development you can use the DS-5 Intel SoC FPGA Edition
www.intel.co.uk/.../ds-5-toolkit.html
with a free 30-day evaluation code from:
developer.arm.com/.../evaluation-edition

I hope your project goes well.

Stephen

Thanks a lot! i'm using the DS-5 Intel SoC FPGA Edition. And i hava a new problem as below, 

I will be very grateful if you can help me to solve it.

Hi Anguo

It looks like you have built your hello program to load and run at address 0x0, but the debugger was unable to download it to that addresses.  Perhaps there is no RAM at that address, or it is inaccessible for some reason.  You will need to check the memory map of your target board to identify some suitable ranges of RAM, then re-link your program to work at that address.  If you are using the Arm Compilation tools, you can link with the --ro-base=<address> switch, or use a scatter-file.  If you are using GCC, use a linker .ld script.

Hope this helps

Stephen
 

I want to  load and run at address 0xFFE00000, and i'm using altera baremetal gcc, i donot have experience to write script, can it be setted in project properity? thanks a lot.

The gld option "-Ttext" can be used to set the code base address.
See e.g. ftp.gnu.org/.../ld_3.html

This can be added in the Project Properties, in "Other Flags" in the "Miscellaneous" section of the linker.

Alternatively, use a .ld linker script.  For an example, see the "fireworks_A9-FVP_GCC" example supplied in the DS-5 examples.

Hope this helps

Stephen

I will try, thanks a lot.