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Running the PMON Install Program
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Running the PMON Install Program
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Before you can perform this step, you must have installed your MIPS
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"C" compiler, and know where it is located.
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To run the Install program type:
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% Install -- UNIX
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C Install -- MSDOS
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UNIX users should note that this program first attempts to find
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a suitable Native C compiler. It first tries "cc", and if that is not
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found, it tries "gcc". You can also force it to use a specific compiler
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by including it on the command line. For example,
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% Install gcc
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Once the Install program starts executing it will display the following
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message.
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This is the LSIPKG installation program. Use it to specify your tools
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and target environment.
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For support Call 800-232-MIPS, Fax 408-954-4874, email pjb@lsil.com,
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or point your web browser at 'http://www.carmel.com/pmon/'.
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For each of the questions that follow, the possible choices available
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are shown in square brackets and the default is shown in parentheses.
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When given as an option, 'q' allows you to cancel the selection.
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This is PMON 5.1.3
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The following subpackages have been found:
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PMON - The Prom Monitor (V5.1.3)
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IMON - The SerialICE Ice Manager (V5.1.2)
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MON - The Core Debug Monitor (V5.1.0)
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CLIB - The C Run-time Library (V5.1.0)
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BSPS - The SerialICE Board Support Packages (V5.1.1)
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Is this correct? [y n] (y)
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The purpose of this question is to verify that the install program has
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correctly recognized any optional subpackages that may have been
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installed. In most cases you can simply take the default (y) and press
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the RETURN key. The next question relates to the toolset you will be
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using.
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This package can be built using a number of different MIPS
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cross compilers. Select one of the following tool types:
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1. BSO/Tasking tools
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2. Algorithmics tools
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3. EPI tools
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4. Cygnus Support tools (ELF)
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Enter one of the above tool types [1-4 q] (q)
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Your list may look a little different, but in any case all you need to do
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is enter a number to indicate which toolset you will be using. For example,
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'4' would specific that we were planning to use the ELF toolset
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from Cygnus Support. You will then be asked to specify where the tools
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are located.
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Where are the tools located?
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For example, if you have installed the tools in C:\cygnus you would
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enter this path here. Next you must specify what type of Target system
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you will be using.
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Select one of the following target configurations:
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1. All Processors Big Endian
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2. All Processors Little Endian
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3. ATMizer-1 R-T Host
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4. ATMizer-1 R-T SAR engine
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5. ATMizer-2 R-T Host (4010)
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6. ATMizer-2 R-T SAR engine
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7. SDP1000 (L64008 MPEG-2 Transport)
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Enter your selection [1-7] (1)
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For all Big Endian processors (except the
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ATMizer family or L64008) select option 1. For all Little Endian
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processors (except the ATMizer Host) select option 2. The Install
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program will then display a summary of all the choices you have made.
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Your current selections are:
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1. Tools:..................... CYGELF 10. CPU clock frequency:......... AUTO
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2. CPU type: LR33000 LR33050 11. Timing:....................... YES
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LR33020 LR33120 LR33300 12. Source debug protocols:
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LR33310 LR4001 LR4002 LR4003 GDB_SUPPORT CROSSVIEW
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LR4010 13. Ethernet:
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3. Devices: SONIC ADDR=0xbc000000
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dev type address baud HWADDR=aa:bb:cc:00:00:00
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tty0 2681 9600 SONIC_DW32
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tty1 2681 0xbe000000 9600 14. Host download port:..... undefined
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4. Memory addresses: 15. Download mode:........... Two-port
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ROM=9fc00000 RAM=80000100 16. Target download port:........ tty1
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Client PC=80020000 17. Download protocol:......... EtxAck
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5. Client RAM size:............. AUTO 18. Download records:..... FAST-FORMAT
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6. NVRAM check:.................. YES 19. Fast-record Checksum:......... YES
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7. LR333xx Memory Type:..... TURBORKT 20. Prompt:.................. "PMON "
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8. Floating-point support:...... NONE 21. Endian support:............... Big
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9. Multiply/Divide emulation:... NONE 22. Default Endian:............... Big
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Is this correct? [y n 1-22 q] (y)
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This question is asking you to confirm the settings implied by your previous
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responses. In most cases you can simply take the default (y) and press the
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RETURN key. However, if you need to customize the installation, this is
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where you do it.
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At this point the Install program will create some files and then
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return you to your system's prompt.
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