RE: [Ltib] MPC8313 question - again

[Mark Bishop]

I agree with that - if it is a hardware issue.

I've already got another ticket with Freescale, I'll see where I get  
with this.

What really sucks is that I bought several of these boards and  
distributed to  software teams all over the world.  Replacing all of  
them is going to Really Suck(tm)  </rant>


Quoting Tom Moulton <address@hidden>:

> If I remember correctly the SPI issue is not software, not booting Freescale
> won't help.
>
> I think GPIO 30 (or is it 31) is the SPI Select line and that was wired
> wrong.
>
> You MAY be able to do a hardware hack to get it working on a Rev A board, I
> am not 100% sure.
>
> tom
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: address@hidden
> [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of Mark Bishop
> Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:49 PM
> To: address@hidden
> Subject: [Ltib] MPC8313 question - again
>
> I realize that this mailing list isn't a Freescale support forum, and
> I will take my issues I have with them to there 'Support Channel'.
> However, I do have a few questions that hopefully you do want to answer.
>
> I've got a Rev A board and the two most recent RDBs cause all kinds of
> issues.  The only one I can get to work is from 2007 (2.6.20).  All I
> want is SPI enabled for this friggin board.  The 2007 RDB from
> Freescale doesn't have working SPI.
>
> I really just want to give Freescale the boot, so I downloaded the
> most recent ltib from bitshrine and I see that it isn't one of the
> selectable platforms on the first screen.  So, here is my question: Is
> there some files from CVS that I can download to make it avail or do I
> just resign myself to trying to get actual support from Freescale?
>
>
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