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How do I debug dual core MPC551x with two different *.elf files?

Command Sequence ..

  • Create a new workspace usind the default cfg-File for multicore debugging (Freescale MPC5510EVB Evalboard with MPC5517E (Jtag/Multi Core debug z0 and z1/VLE)), make sure both cores are enabled.
  • Enable Flash-Programming in Controller0.z1
    (status line should display Controller0.z1, if not, doulbe click the status line)
  • (Controller0.z1)Tools->Flash Programming...->Check Enable 1MByte OnChip PFLASH
  • Set Random Access mode using Setup...->Program->Simulate Random Access Mode
    (this is needed to program code of z0 and z1 seperatly into the flash)
  • Exit
  • Download application for z0 in Controller0.z1
    (because z0 cant do flash programming both applications for z0 in z1 have to be programmed into Controller0.z1)
  • (Controller0.z1)File->Load Program...
  • in the appearing dialog box push Program..., exit
  • Download application for z1 in Controller0.z1
  • (Controller0.z1)File->Load Program...
  • in the appearing dialog box push Program..., exit
  • Load Symbols of application for z0 into Controller.z0
  • (Controller0.z0)Config->Debug Server Configuration->Debug Server Download->Attach to ServiceMonitor
  • (Controller0.z0)File->Load Program...
  • Now the applications of both cores are loaded and can be debugged sepeartly.
    As soon as z0 is enabled by z1 a new program window Controller0.z0 appears and shows the entry point of the application for z0.
 

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