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3.2 Download BSP from Platform Support Site
1. Using a standard web browser, view the following page:
http://ftp.hsa.hitachi.com/netshare/capp01/
2. There, you will find links to the BSP files. These will be labeled “Tornado 2.0” or “T2.” They are
ZIP files and are named in this manner: aspen_t2.zip; bigsur_t2.zip; keywest_t2.zip
3. Download the keywest_t2.zip file.
4. Create a new directory for the BSP: C:\Tornado\target\config\KeyWest\
5. Using a compression utility, extract all of the files from the ZIP archive to the newly created directory:
C:\Tornado\target\config\KeyWest\.
6. In that directory, you will need to create a makefile. Depending on the endian setting of the target, copy
either the “MakeBigEndian” file or the “MakeLittleEndian” file. Paste the file into the same
directory, and re-name it “MakeFile.”
3.3 Modify config.h
This step is optional. This procedure edits the default settings in the config.h file before building the
bootrom.hex file, thereby eliminating the need to enter the same information after every reset of the
target.
1. Edit the config.h file with any text editor. Look for something similar to the following lines:
#define DEFAULT_BOOT_LINE \
"fsmc(0,0)SJ2-KKIM:D:\\proj\\aspenLE\\default\\vxWorks h=137.168.149.119 e=137.168.149.235 u=kkim pw=190713 tn=target1"
2. Replace “SJ2-KKIM” with the host PC’s name. This information can be found in the “Identification”
tab of the Network Neighborhood Properties dialog of most versions of Windows. Just right-click
Network Neighborhood” on the desktop and click “Pr
operties
3. Replace “D:\\proj\\aspenLE\\default\\vxWorks” with the full path and filename of the VxWorks image
file. Typically, this is: “C:\\tornado\\target\\proj\\KeyWest\\default\\VxWorks”
4. Enter the host PC’s IP address after the “h=” string.
5. Enter the target’s IP address after the “e=” string.
6. Enter a user name after the “u=” string.
7. Enter a password after the “pw=” string.
8. Enter the target’s name after the “tn=” string.
9. Save the changes to the file.