Hi,Facing the issue:"MBERROR : AHB Master bus error status, set when the AHB Master encounters a bus error response from a slave"Here is the Inputs:We are using the custom SOC, in which we are testing the CLCD controller(IP ARM PL111)connected the TFT LCD 24 Bit mode on the Board , Configured the PL111 Registers based on the LCD. (Base address of CLCD : 0xD4554000) (LCD Resolution: 800X480)Dump of the Registers:Address: d4554000 Value of tim0 REG: 0x2ed228c4Address: d4554004 Value of tim1 REG: 0x171851dfAddress: d4554008 Value of tim2 REG: 0x31f000aAddress: d455400c Value of tim3 REG: 0x10000Address: d4554010 Value of ubas REG: 0x3fed6000Address: d4554014 Value of lbas REG: 0x0Address: d4554018 Value of cntl REG: 0x1092bAddress: d4554020 Value of stat REG: 0x14Address: d4554024 Value of intr REG: 0x0Address: d4554028 Value of ucur REG: 0x0Address: d455402c Value of lcur REG: 0x3fed6000Address: d4554200 Value of palette REG: 0x4a93b220Address: d4554800 Value of crsrimg REG: 0x20518640Address: d4554c00 Value of crsrctrl REG: 0x0Address: d4554c04 Value of crsrcnfg REG: 0x0Address: d4554c08 Value of crsrplte0 REG: 0x0Address: d4554c0c Value of crsrplte1 REG: 0x0Address: d4554c14 Value of crsrclip REG: 0x0Raw Interrupt Status Register Value: 0x14Name Baseoffset Type Reset value DescriptionLCDRIS 0x020 RO 0x0 Raw Interrupt Status RegisterIn "LCDRIS" Register, MBERROR(bit 5) is setTechnical Reference Manual of PL111 Says:MBERROR : AHB Master bus error status, set when the AHB Master encounters a bus error response from a slave.Please help out to resolve the issue.Regards,Ratan
Hello Ratan,
As you have worked out the MBERROR message indicates that the PL111 AHB Master has received a bus error response from a slave, what slave was being accessed at the time this response was received ?
Why did that slave return an error ?
As this is a custom SOC there won't be any generic answer to give you, it will depend almost totally on the SOC implementation, and the SOC designers would be the best source of help for you.
Regards,
Colin
Hi Ratan,
As Campbell has rightly pointed out, in custom SoC it is best to look at the source design.
Some possible AHB slave errors are
1. Trying to write onto a read only slave register space, and vice versa
2. Trying to access an undefined address space in the slave.Address the master accesses may lie within the slave address range but it is quite possible that there are no registers defined for that address in the slave.