Hello,
I am trying to setup the Morello board with "busybox" (release 1.4). I followed the following guide:
https://git.morello-project.org/morello/docs/-/blob/morello/release-1.4/user-guide.rst
After plugging-in the bootable USB drive (flashed with busybox.img) and choosing it from "Boot manager", the AP port (n+3) seems to stop at the following line:
"EFI stub: Exiting boot services and installing virtual address map..."
Here's the log of AP port:
Loading driver at 0x000F54C0000 EntryPoint=0x000F6B924ECMiB 100% 49.24KiB/s ] Loading driver at 0x000F54C0000 EntryPoint=0x000F6B924EC EFI stub: Booting Linux Kernel... EFI stub: EFI_RNG_PROTOCOL unavailable, KASLR will be disabled EFI stub: Using DTB from configuration table EFI stub: Exiting boot services and installing virtual address map...
At the same time MCC port doesn't hang, and still can be interacted with.
I checked that I select the right device in boot manager by unplugging the USB, retrying and seeing it disappear from the list.
Is it normal that the bootable USB drive appears as the following on my host PC?
sdd 8:48 1 14.7G 0 disk ├─sdd1 8:49 1 29.9M 0 part └─sdd2 8:50 1 8M 0 part /media/michal/88f608b2-4a41-4796-9669-52535f67a
Is it right that it has 2 partitions and are the sizes correct?
I prepared it by first formatting it to either fat16 and fat32 (did it twice) with a single 15GB partition (and once with unallocated space), and then using commands from the guide:
sudo dd if=<IMAGE> of=/dev/sdb conv=fsync bs=1Msync
On the Setting up the Morello Hardware Development Platform there are instructions on how to "format the Morello board’s pre-installed SATA SSD", is that necessary for busybox setup? (I didn't do it)
Here's the log from MCC port following the reboot:
Cmd> REBOOT Rebooting... Disabling debug USB.. MCC to access SD card request acknowledged. Clear ULINK JTAG Board rebooting... Powering up system... MCC to access SD card request acknowledged. Clear ULINK JTAG Time : 14:20:26 Date : 13:05:2022 Switching on ATXPSU... Switching on main power... 12V Rail Check Pass Reading Board File \MB\HBI0364B\io_v010f.txt TOTAL OSCCLKS: 15 PMIC RAM configuration (80_1_86G.bin)... Temperature (deg C) Outlet = 29.9 PMIC = 40.9 SoC = 35.9 IN2 = 32.9 IN1 = 31.9 MidBrd = 41 PCIeSW = 47 MCC = 33.5 FPGA = 39.7 SoC Fan Speed = 9% ALERT off Configuring motherboard (rev B, var A)... Configuring FPGA from file \MB\HBI0364B\io_v010f.bit Address: 0x007E0000 FPGA configuration complete. Config clocks num: 15 OSCCLK0 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK1 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK2 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK3 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK4 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK5 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK6 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK7 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK8 : 75.000000MHz OSCCLK9 : 85.000000MHz OSCCLK10 : 12.288000MHz OSCCLK11 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK12 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK13 : 50.000000MHz OSCCLK14 : 170.000000MHz OSCCLK setup: PASSED GTXCLK setup: PASSED EEPROM config found File to compare \MB\HBI0364B\pci_v002.bin \MB\HBI0364B\pci_v002.bin Writing SCC 0x014 with ACLK 50000000 Hz Writing SCC 0x00C with 0x00000003 Writing SCC 0x020 with 0x06090805 Writing SCC 0x024 with 0x06060606 Writing SCC 0x028 with 0x00000606 Writing SCC 0x1160 with 0x00000001 Writing SCC 0x1164 with 0x01000000 Writing SCC 0x1168 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x116C with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x1180 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x1184 with 0x0000000C Writing SCC 0x1188 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x118C with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x1190 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x1194 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x1198 with 0x00000000 Writing SCC 0x119C with 0x00000000 Reading SCC 0xFF8 with 0x0A364A08 Reading SCC 0xFFC with 0x41050000 QSPI Controller detected id = 0x4000303 Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 Setting QSPI dummy clocks... Dummy clocks already set Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 QSPI Controller detected id = 0x4000303 Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 Setting QSPI dummy clocks... Dummy clocks already set Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 QSPI Controller detected id = 0x4000303 Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 Setting QSPI dummy clocks... Dummy clocks already set Device ID 0x20, 0xBB, 0x19 Reading images file \MB\HBI0364B\images.txt PCIe mac address = 0002 F700977E PCC mac address = 0002 F700977D LAN9221 was identified successfully. MAC addrs test: PASSED SMC MAC address 0002-F700-977F Identifying DDR 0 Device Information Manufacturer ID = 80 2C Module Part Number = 9ASF1G72PZ-2G9E1 Module Serial Number = F2 E C0 FE Identifying DDR 1 Device Information Manufacturer ID = 80 2C Module Part Number = 9ASF1G72PZ-2G9E1 Module Serial Number = F2 E C0 F7 Setting System LEDs[7:4] Setting PCIe_nPERST/PCIESW_PERSTN PCIe control C2C disabled APUART0 connected to USBPORT_3 SCPUART connected to USBPORT_4 MCPUART connected to USBPORT_5 PL031 Date & Time set = Fri May 13 14:20:45 2022 QSPI test (0x6403FEF8):0xFFFFFFFF Releasing SOC_nPOR/SOC_nSRST SPI Write command to PCC: register 3 cmd 0xD003 tx data 0x2 SPI Return data from PCC: register 3 cmd 0x2000 rx data 0x0 USB Serial Number = 500541683023 Cmd>
I attached all the files from the SD card (as described in the guide, these were copied from "bsp/board-firmware/", with "SOFTWARE" directory overwritten by "output/soc/firmware/").
https://www.mediafire.com/file/k3osfjllzk6iiq3/M1SDP.tar.gz/file
Do you know what could be the reason for this issue?
Thank you, I had mouse and keyboard connected. I'll check soon if disconnecting these will fix the problem.
Unplugging both fixed the problem :)