--- paul burrell paul@burrellhome.com wrote:

Frank, What am I missing here? Sounds like you have some experience, so could you answer a couple of questions.

First I should clarify a couple of things just in case I did not communicate them correctly.

The target is a TI TMS320C6204. It is a DSP from TI using a C64 core. It is not one of the OMAPs with an embedded ARM. The normal GCC compiler set does not appear to support the C6000 process, but I just found some documentation indicating that might not be true.

1. So I went to the ELDK page (DENX). According to the

page, it only supports PowerPC. I am going to download it and check, but that is all I see. I did see that they have ARM, PPC, and MIPS directories, so it might be more than PPC. 2. So lets say it does support it, what toolchain should I be looking at? Version numbers would be nice.

In the end, embedded linix is going to be more than what I need. I am just trying to have a simple bootloader with the ability to edit memory, test functions, program flash, and load over a serial port. I don't even need networking capability.

Any advice would be great.

Thanks, Paul

No, I missed something. I assumed you were working on the DM6446 with an ARM core and DSP and wanted to boot the board with the ARM. if that's not the case, then I am off base...

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