MAX10 RSU

[takur]

I have implemented RSU over i2c based on this example:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/design-example/714746/max-10-i2c-remote-system-update-example.html

It’s been working good with a MAX 10M8SAE. I now changed to a MAX 10M16SAE, and regenerated the IP cores for this model.

Configuration mode:

- configuration mode: Dual compressed Images

Flash memory:

- sector 1 - 0x00000 – 0x03fff - UFM

- sector 2 - 0x04000 – 0x07fff - UFM

- sector 3 - 0x08000 – 0x2dfff - CFM (Image 2)

- sector 4 - 0x2e000 – 0x49fff - CFM (Image 2)

- NA – NA – CFM (Image1)

I understand that when using Dual compressed Images, sector 2 and 3 are merged leading to a generated rpd image size of 270336 bytes (0x42000) and that the RSU flash offsets by multiple of 4 bytes. So for 0x08000 - 0x49fff range, RSU indexing goes from 0x2000 – 0x127ff.

Yet I get a “flash error” from bit 4 of PrimaryErrors (reg 0x81) when writing passed flash offset 0x0dfd4 (57300).

What am I missing?

[NurAiman_M_Intel]

Hi,

Thank you for contacting Intel community.

Please provide the full error message/screenshot. Including the error code.

Regards,

Aiman

[takur]

Hi

How I can get error code from this example? Is there any others error registers?

Now I can read from register 0x81. This indicate FlashError (bit2 is 1).

`define ADDR_PrimaryErrSts 129 //8'h81

RegFile[`ADDR_PrimaryErrSts][ 2] <= FlashError;

Regards,

Tapani

[NurAiman_M_Intel]

Hi Tapani,

Apologize for the delay in response.

When you change from MAX 10M8SAE to MAX 10M8SAE, is there any other changes that were made for the setting or during configuration?

Regards,

Aiman

[takur]

Hi

No any other changes. Design works fine, but RSU doesn't work.

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