C-Germs in NIOS 2

Altera_Forum · ‎04-24-2006

I have done a few modifications to the C-Germs from NIOS 1 and programmed it into my target board. Memory commands and others work fine.

Now I'm looking for a solution, to build a SREC file, that I can download over Germs.

Up to now I'm using elf2flash without success:

elf2flash --input=myapplication.elf --base=0 --end=0x7fffffff --output=myapplication.flash

This makes a SREC without boot copier, that could be download. But when starting

the application (g 0x01000000), nothing happens.

Does anyone workout a flow using the Germs (C Germs) without use

of legacy sdk restrictions.

any help welcome

p.s. I'm using version 5.1

Altera_Forum · ‎04-24-2006

Here's how we generate an SREC for GERMS in our Nios II testing:

nios2-elf-objcopy -O srec foo.elf foo.srec

Altera_Forum · ‎04-24-2006

I've just uploaded an assembly version of GERMS to the "Post your own tested IP" section of the forum.

This version of GERMS uses Altera HAL and fits in a 1 KByte memory. It works best with the upcoming Nios II 6.0 release (coming out very soon) but can be made to work with older releases.

We use this version of GERMS at Altera for internal testing of the CPU.

Feel free to use it with the understanding that it is not supported by Altera.

Altera_Forum · ‎04-25-2006

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originally posted by james@Apr 24 2006, 11:12 AM

here's how we generate an srec for germs in our nios ii testing:

nios2-elf-objcopy -o srec foo.elf foo.srec

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That works pretty good !

Thanks!