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Problem with connecting host to IXP1200 board
by Himanshu 22 Dec '05

22 Dec '05

Hi all, I have followed all the procedure given in the manual to connect the host machine to the IXP1200 evaluation board. I am summarising the steps taken by me: 1.Start ftp server 2.Starting hyperterminal and switch on the board 3.Let it boot with all the proper settings of ip and username/passwds for vxworks image 4.Start Tornado and configure server 5.Launch the server 6.Ld < c:\ixp1200\vxworks_lib\VxWorks_Gig.o 7.NetApp_GigInit 8.Start Developer's workbench and open a project 9.Set hardware options and hardware debugging All the above steps go pretty smoothly, but when i try to go in the debugging mode, it gives the following error: " error opening network connection to node 'target' " where, "target" is the target server name i have configured. I have checked for faulty cables, faulty adapters, proper jumper settings on the board, etc. But i couldnt get through inspite of all being fine. Previously, the board has been used to carry out hardware testing successfully. This is the first time such an error is encountered. Please show a way out if u have encountered such a problem and got thru. Thanks in advance. Himanshu IIT Bombay.

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Regarding IXP 1200 installation
by mradha 12 Dec '05

12 Dec '05

Hi, I am installing the ixp 1200(ENP 2505) board with a windows NT 4.0 host system, i am working with IXA SDK 2.0 in simulation, but hardware is not accessed, If anyone know, please send me to,how to access the hardware, and further processing Thanks&Regards, Radha --- On Mon 12/12, ixp1200-bounces(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu < ixp1200-bounces(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu > wrote: From: ixp1200-bounces(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu [mailto: ixp1200-bounces(a)lists.cs.princeton.edu] To: mradha(a)myway.com Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 00:43:21 -0500 Subject: The results of your email commands The results of your email command are provided below. 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regarding setup,strong ARM,Receiving a packet
by sri 02 Dec '05

02 Dec '05

Hai, I am having some doubts.I have installed the IXA SDK and working in the environment.Now i want to work in strong ARM processor.For that I have to install RedHat Linux 6.3.But i searched for that for downloading it.unfortunately i didn't get that.can i use a higher version than 6.3.Im having Redhat Linux 7.2. Im going to install both the OS in the single system and to install the VMware.There is one more option.Installing the two OS in different systems and to connect the two systems by a cable.Can anyone tell me which ever is easier?Some of my friends told that if you install VMware be careful.otherwise sometimes the system crashes.so kindly tell me which setup can be done? I get into the hyperterminal and im having a <cygmon> prompt.After that i dont know how to proceed.Can you answer me this problem also. I want to receive a packet and write the program which is in the text book (IXP programming by Robert Kunze)and didn't how to run it and where to set the breaking point like that.Im familiar with how to create a frame and assigning the ports and the devices. One more problem i didn't know which is the best.That is writing the program in microengineC or with microcode.Im familiar with 8085 assembly language.Kindly answer me for these questions. 1.Set up(Regarding OS) 2.RedHat Linux version 3.working the Strong ARM 4.Receiving the packet program 5.Regarding <CYGMON> 6.writing the program in Microengine C or Microcode Im expecting anyone reply.Thanks in advance Regards, P.Sridevi _______________________________________________ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

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