I'm pretty new to this, however, in the latest "getting-started-project-1.4-at91sam9261-ek.zip", on the ATMEL website, there is no "init_sdram.gdb". In the project I do see a "sdram.lds" file, and a "extern void BOARD_ConfigureSdram(void);" function, both located in the AT91Lib folder. Is there an alternate method that I use with the newest tutorials to initialize SDRam, specifically, when I am debugging with SAM-ICE?
--Tools I'm Using--AT91SAM9261-EK
AT91-ISP 1.12 w/ SAM-BA 2.8
JLink 3.90d
SAM-ICE v6.0
Latest YAGARTO/Tools
Latest Eclipse & Zylin Updates
I am able to run the "getting-started-project-1.4" with the above tools (SRAM/SDRAM/USB/JLink(SAM-ICE)). I am also able to debug it with SAM-ICE taking the "init_sdram.gdb" file from the "at91sam9261_getting_started_1.0.zip" project.
Interesting Side Note: I'm able to Run the "at91sam9261_getting_started_1.0" project with AT91-ISP 1.11 as much as I want (restarting and starting it back up). With AT91-ISP 1.12 I'm usually only able to run the project once (iffy) and after that the project simply turns both LED's on (they don't blink) when I try to restart the project. The "getting-started-project-1.4-at91sam9261-ek.zip" works fine with AT91-ISP 1.12 (restarting and starting it back up). If I remember correctly the "Rev 1.4" didn't work well with AT91-ISP 1.11. Since the newest versions all work fine together, I have no problem with it, however, it did create some confusion for me at first
--Conclusion--I'm wondering if there is a way to have my program initialize the SDRam automatically when it starts, using the "at91Lib" functions/files much like how SAM-BA auto-initializes the SDRam when it loads, when debugging with Eclipse/SAM-ICE? Or am I forced to use the "init_sdram.gdb" in the "Debug Configurations > 'Run' Command" section?
Also, if the "init_sdram.gdb" is the only way to do it with SAM-ICE/Eclipse, then does anyone have the "Getting Started Rev 1.1/1.2/1.3"? I'd like to use the latest version of the "init_sdram.gdb" if possible, and unable to find anything other than the 1.0 and 1.4 on the ATMEL site.
Thank you, I've only been using this board for about a week, so I apologies if this is a very basic question.