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Arne Demmers
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 4:37 pm    Post subject: SystemACE problem Reply with quote

Hi,

As a student I'm working on a project which requires us to read a file from
a Compact Flash card using the Xilinx SystemACE controller on the XUP V2P
developement boards. Because of a bug in our program it ended up in an
endless loop, so it never got to the fclose() statement. Now it seamed that
the whole CompactFlash filesystem had gone corrupted by this. Now I have
tryed many different methods of formatting the Compact Flash card (even used
mkdos fs, with its needed arguments) and the card works on any compact flash
card reader for pc but for some reason the xup board doesn't want to read
from the compact flash card anymore.
Has anyone of you encountered that same problem, or maybe knows a solution
to this problem?

thanks in advance for your help

Arne Demmers
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Antti Lukats
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 4:52 pm    Post subject: Re: SystemACE problem Reply with quote

"Arne Demmers" <arne.demmers@scarlet.be> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:lcidnUVGeqf8TjbeRVnyrw@scarlet.biz...
Quote:
Hi,

As a student I'm working on a project which requires us to read a file
from a Compact Flash card using the Xilinx SystemACE controller on the XUP
V2P developement boards. Because of a bug in our program it ended up in an
endless loop, so it never got to the fclose() statement. Now it seamed
that the whole CompactFlash filesystem had gone corrupted by this. Now I
have tryed many different methods of formatting the Compact Flash card
(even used mkdos fs, with its needed arguments) and the card works on any
compact flash card reader for pc but for some reason the xup board doesn't
want to read from the compact flash card anymore.
Has anyone of you encountered that same problem, or maybe knows a solution
to this problem?

thanks in advance for your help

Arne Demmers

checkl first that the systemACE works

buy a new CF card
format with FAT16
copy a good known .ACE into the root dir
insert card
check if the FPGA gets configured,

then proceed with next steps..

Antti
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Arne Demmers
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 5:15 pm    Post subject: Re: SystemACE problem Reply with quote

"Antti Lukats" <antti@openchip.org> schreef in bericht
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"Arne Demmers" <arne.demmers@scarlet.be> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:lcidnUVGeqf8TjbeRVnyrw@scarlet.biz...
Hi,

As a student I'm working on a project which requires us to read a file
from a Compact Flash card using the Xilinx SystemACE controller on the
XUP V2P developement boards. Because of a bug in our program it ended up
in an endless loop, so it never got to the fclose() statement. Now it
seamed that the whole CompactFlash filesystem had gone corrupted by this.
Now I have tryed many different methods of formatting the Compact Flash
card (even used mkdos fs, with its needed arguments) and the card works
on any compact flash card reader for pc but for some reason the xup board
doesn't want to read from the compact flash card anymore.
Has anyone of you encountered that same problem, or maybe knows a
solution to this problem?

thanks in advance for your help

Arne Demmers

checkl first that the systemACE works
buy a new CF card
format with FAT16
copy a good known .ACE into the root dir
insert card
check if the FPGA gets configured,

then proceed with next steps..

Antti


Thanks for your fast anwer, but have tried an other CF card and then it
worked again, untill we came up with a similar loop problem in our code, and
the file system was corrupted again.

Btw, at this moment We're not using the CF card to configure our device,
just as a medium were we can read some data (.jpg in our case)

Greets,
Arne
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Antti Lukats
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Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2005 5:15 pm    Post subject: Re: SystemACE problem Reply with quote

"Arne Demmers" <arne.demmers@scarlet.be> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:m-Kdnbmdj-ravjHeRVny1w@scarlet.biz...
Quote:

"Antti Lukats" <antti@openchip.org> schreef in bericht
news:dogku2$ia2$01$1@news.t-online.com...
"Arne Demmers" <arne.demmers@scarlet.be> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:lcidnUVGeqf8TjbeRVnyrw@scarlet.biz...
Hi,

As a student I'm working on a project which requires us to read a file
from a Compact Flash card using the Xilinx SystemACE controller on the
XUP V2P developement boards. Because of a bug in our program it ended up
in an endless loop, so it never got to the fclose() statement. Now it
seamed that the whole CompactFlash filesystem had gone corrupted by
this. Now I have tryed many different methods of formatting the Compact
Flash card (even used mkdos fs, with its needed arguments) and the card
works on any compact flash card reader for pc but for some reason the
xup board doesn't want to read from the compact flash card anymore.
Has anyone of you encountered that same problem, or maybe knows a
solution to this problem?

thanks in advance for your help

Arne Demmers

checkl first that the systemACE works
buy a new CF card
format with FAT16
copy a good known .ACE into the root dir
insert card
check if the FPGA gets configured,

then proceed with next steps..

Antti


Thanks for your fast anwer, but have tried an other CF card and then it
worked again, untill we came up with a similar loop problem in our code,
and the file system was corrupted again.

Btw, at this moment We're not using the CF card to configure our device,
just as a medium were we can read some data (.jpg in our case)

Greets,
Arne


get winhex program and check the card afer it gets unreadable maybe it gives
a clue whats up

Antti
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