Using PEEDI
Syntax:
memtest [-c]
Description:
Test available (not occupied by RedBoot) RAM
Argument:
-c
- perform continuous test
Example:
memtest
memtest -c
3.5 Configure PEEDI
3.5.1 Network configuration
RedBoot and PEEDI share the same network settings. To set up the network look in ’RedBoot
Configuration’.
Note
:
A new PEEDI is set by the factory to get its network settings from a DHCP server. You
can see the PEEDI IP by pressing and holding the green button on the front PEEDI
panel. The IP will be shown on the front panel LED indicator. Or connect to PEEDI on
the RS232 and the IP is shown during boot-up.
3.5.2 Target configuration file
To operate, PEEDI needs to load a target configuration file, which describes the specifics of the
given target, this includes CPU type, FLASH type and metrics, RAM address and size, etc. The
target configuration file includes also some settings of PEEDI itself like license keys, baud rates of
the serial port, etc.
The target configuration file can be loaded from TFTP, FTP or HTTP server, MMC/SD card or the
internal EEPROM. All INI files have standard format: sections are closed in square brackets;
comments begin with ’;’ character and occupy the rest of the line. The configuration file consists of
several mandatory sections and others, which can be named freely. Multiple PEEDIs may load
single shared target configuration file, but you need to fill in all valid PEEDIs’ licenses purchased.
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