6.11 Instantiating a LinuxBoot example
This section describes how to instantiate a single Exported Virtual Subsystem (EVS) into the virtual platform connected to SystemC components modeling a timer, as well as the application memory with an exclusive monitor, and to boot the Linux operating system.
Procedure
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Build the EVS_LinuxBoot example system.
| Option |
Description |
|---|
| Linux |
> cd $PVLIB_HOME/examples/SystemCExport/EVS_Platforms/EVS_LinuxBoot/Build_Cortex-A15x1
> ./build.sh
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| Microsoft Windows |
> cd %PVLIB_HOME%\examples\SystemCExport\EVS_Platforms\EVS_LinuxBoot\Build_Cortex-A15x1
> build.bat
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Run the example.
| Option |
Description |
|---|
| Linux |
> ./run.sh
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| Microsoft Windows |
> run.bat
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The Linux image to load onto the simulation executable is part of the TPIP
package. The
locations are
$PVLIB_HOME/images/RTSM_VE_Linux/RTSM_VE_CLI_V7/RTSM_VE_CLI_V7.axf
or
$PVLIB_HOME/images/RTSM_VE_Linux/RTSM_VE_CLI_V7_LPAE/RTSM_VE_CLI_V7_LPAE.axf,
depending on the processor component, for the application, and
$PVLIB_HOME/images/RTSM_VE_Linux/filesystems/armv5t_min_VE_V7.image
for the image. The provided run script uses the locations automatically.
Depending on the processor component, one, two, or four Linux penguins appear on the LCD
and a terminal window shows the Linux boot messages.
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