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Hello,
I want to perform a DDR RAM test with u-boot for my PCB that has a CYCLONE V. My PCB has 256MiB memory.
When I select HARDWARE_DIAGNOSTIC in bsp-editor.exe for this purpose, I receive a warning as follows: "At least 1GB memory required."
Nevertheless, I can still generate and create the preloader. However, I encounter an error as shown in the attached image.
What approach should I follow to test DDR systems below 1GB?
Thanks.
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In the "Cyclone V Hard Processor System Technical Reference Manual" PDF, there is a sample code provided for testing SDRAM with the preloader.
I have attached the image below.
When I executed this code, I encountered a verification error. Upon inspecting the code, it seems that they might have incorrectly incremented the "cnt" value in the "read" and "write" loops.
It worked correctly when I modified the "for" loop in the "read" section to be "cnt++".
Is it normal to have errors in the code provided in the PDF, or am I misinterpreting certain parts of it?
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Hi ieeeHuseyin,
I do not fully understand the test algorithment yet. Anyway the cnt = cnt++ seems like not right to me as well. The process of writing data_temp(Rotate_Right) should be the same as the process to compared with expected_data(Rotate_Right).
If you can oberve the same writen memory status pattern as shown in the expected example results in the document then I think it should be correct.
Thanks.
Regards,
Aik Eu
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Hi ieeeHuseyin,
I will close this thread if no further question.
Thanks.
Regards,
Aik Eu
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Hi ieeeHuseyin,
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Aik Eu
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