Dear Tomasz,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I appreciate your efforts. Thanks so much for your help. I can see the runtime log on Rpi3 B+ !
Thanks Alexander Weidinger for his help. Adding the three lines on config.txt will work !
I didn't use u-boot, I just used bootcode.bin (rpi website provided).
Now, I could go ahead to do experimenting with Rpi 3 B+ But recently I faced some problems. It's about how to write the system configuration. Although I tried to solve it according to the runtime logs, finally I still failed... I wrote a new letter. The title was "Can QT-based "textedit" run successfully on Rpi 3 B+ ?"
Thank you. 😊
Tomasz Gajewski tomga@wp.pl 於 2019年7月5日 週五 下午7:50寫道：
kimberly nNA eft823177@gmail.com writes:
Hi,
I modified and added some apps on demo.run The genode version is
https://github.com/tomga/genode/tree/rpi3bplus_19.02
It's great that someone tries to use this :-).
I tried this commands : $ ./tool/create_builddir rpi3bplus $ make run/demo KERNEL=hw This case successfully run on Rpi3 B+
It's even more great to hear that it is working.
But I couldn't see the runtime log like as on x86_64 :
... [init -> drivers] Error: Could not open ROM session for "config" [init -> drivers] Error: Uncaught exception of type
'Genode::Rom_connection::Rom_connection_failed'
[init -> drivers] Warning: abort called - thread: ep [init] child "drivers" exited with exit value 1 [init -> acpi_drv] Found MADT ...
Like the above example, sometimes I want to debug errors on Rpi. Can I see the runtime log on Rpi3 B+ ? If it can, how to set on putty ? (p.s. I used USB to TTL Serial Cable)
Some time ago Alexander Weidinger wrote on this list that it is important to have in config.txt following:
enable_uart=1 init_uart_baud=115200 init_uart_clock=3000000
and that last line is really important. I haven't really checked if it works without it but definitely works with. Maybe it is the missing part?
If you use u-boot you should see some logs from it first. Do you use it and see logs?
In putty configuration : serial line : /dev/ttyUSB0 speed : 115200
115200 should work.
I also tried speed : 9600 But I still couldn't see runtime log.
Maybe I have to refer to gpio_signal.run and then modify demo.run ?
I've never tested gpio_signal.run yet but for testing UART you should probably start with run/log instead of run/demo. It's much smaller.
Some time ago I've started to write my first article to genodians.org documenting all steps I've done to configure booting on RPI. Your problem gives me motivation to finish it. I don't promise, but I'll try to finish it in next few days.
Tomasz