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== Introduction ==
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This article describe how to recover a corrupted U-Boot image on Lizard NOR Flash using a Windows host machine.
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In brief user needs to:
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* configure Lizard SOM to boot over serial port instead of on board NOR flash
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* download and prepare serial communication tools
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* use those tools to download first stage bootloader and U-Boot over UART
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* use this U-Boot to update NOR flash
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This assume that you're using a standard  [[Lizard Embedded Linux Kit (LELK)|LELK]] hardware and software.
  
 
== Tool Preparation ==
 
== Tool Preparation ==
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* Download the zip archive lizard-Recovery.zip and extract it  
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* Download the [[mirror:lizard/recovery/lizard-recovery.zip|lizard-recovery.zip archive]] and extract it on your Windows PC
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* If needed, replace the u-boot.bin file with your custom binary or download the latest LELK binary from [[mirror:lizard|DAVE Embedded Systems mirror]]
 
* Open the command prompt and go inside the folder where you extracted the recovery file
 
* Open the command prompt and go inside the folder where you extracted the recovery file
 
* Launch the utility with the serial port number as the argument
 
* Launch the utility with the serial port number as the argument
 
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C:\Users\Desktop\lizard-Recovery\lizard> .\uart-recovery.bat COM1
 
C:\Users\Desktop\lizard-Recovery\lizard> .\uart-recovery.bat COM1
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</pre>The tools is now waiting for the board to wakeup{{InfoBoxTop}}
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== Board Preparation ==
 
== Board Preparation ==
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* Power down the board and set the deep switch 2 1 configuration.
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* Power off the board and set the dip switch <code>S2.2 ON</code> to select serial boot
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* Connect the serial console to the <ode>PORT2 of your board.
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* Connect '''UART2''' to your host PC
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* Turn on the board.
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* Turn on the board
  
 
== Flashing the firmware ==
 
== Flashing the firmware ==
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Once the board boot up, after a couple of seconds of delay, the recovery procedure will start.
  
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If everything was set correctly, this message should appear on your screen
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The script is totally automated and, in case of success, this is the output:
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ASIC ID Detected.
 
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Sending 2ndFile:
 
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Downloading file: 100.000% completed(15232/15232 bytes)
 
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File download completed.
 
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In attesa da 0 secondi. Premere un tasto per continuare...
 
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Downloading file: 100.000% completed(218792/218792 bytes)
 
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File Download completed
 
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Open Serial Console and write this command
 
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"=> mw.w ${buf} 0xFF 0x40000; loadb ${buf} 115200"
 
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CLOSE Serial Console !!!!!!
 
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{{ImportantMessage|text=Don't close the '''command prompt'''}}
 
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Now it is necessary to open a serial console for example Putty and type the following command
 
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mw.w ${buf} 0xFF 0x40000; loadb ${buf} 115200
 
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Now close the serial console and press <code>Enter</code> inside the command prompt.
 
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A new download will start followed by some instruction messages..<pre>
 
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Downloading file: 100.000% completed(218792/218792 bytes)
 
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File Download completed
 
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Open Serial Console and write this command
 
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"=> protect off 0x08000000 +40000;era 0x08000000 +40000;cp.b ${buf} 0x08000000 0x40000"
 
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"=> res"
 
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When the  download is finished, you need to reopen the serial console and type this command
 
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protect off 0x08000000 +40000;era 0x08000000 +40000;cp.b ${buf} 0x08000000 0x40000
 
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res
 
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Now the board will restart and, if everything went ok, you should see the U-Boot command line prompt.
 

Revision as of 09:29, 16 March 2018

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

This article describe how to recover a corrupted U-Boot image on Lizard NOR Flash using a Windows host machine.

In brief user needs to:

  • configure Lizard SOM to boot over serial port instead of on board NOR flash
  • download and prepare serial communication tools
  • use those tools to download first stage bootloader and U-Boot over UART
  • use this U-Boot to update NOR flash

This assume that you're using a standard LELK hardware and software.

Tool Preparation[edit | edit source]

  • Download the lizard-recovery.zip archive and extract it on your Windows PC
  • If needed, replace the u-boot.bin file with your custom binary or download the latest LELK binary from DAVE Embedded Systems mirror
  • Open the command prompt and go inside the folder where you extracted the recovery file
  • Launch the utility with the serial port number as the argument
C:\Users\Desktop\lizard-Recovery\lizard> .\uart-recovery.bat COM1

The tools is now waiting for the board to wakeup

Info Box
Lizard.jpg Applies to Lizard
Lizard-evb-02.png Applies to LizardEVB-Lite

Board Preparation[edit | edit source]

  • Power off the board and set the dip switch S2.2 ON to select serial boot
  • Connect UART2 to your host PC
  • Turn on the board

Flashing the firmware[edit | edit source]

Once the board boot up, after a couple of seconds of delay, the recovery procedure will start.

The script is totally automated and, in case of success, this is the output:

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