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The
68030 SBC-2 |
| Reliability is
key - so let's test |
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| Diagnostics
ROM |
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The Diagnostics
ROM here can be used to thoroughly test
the ROM, RAM, and Serial transmit capability of any
Mega-68030 Computer System. |
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There are two
builds of this ROM: |
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Build 1.0L |
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Build 1.0H -
requires Hex Display Board |
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Hex Display Board available install it and download the following BIN file: |
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diag_rom_v1.0h_27c322.bin |
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| If you don't
have a Hex Display Board download this BIN file instead: |
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diag_rom_v1.0l_27c322.bin |
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Program a
27C322 EPROM using the chosen BIN file, and place the
programmed part in the ZIF socket, set the test jumper,
and then power-on the
board - what happens next is version dependant. |
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| Diagnostics
ROM V1.0 (builds H & L) |
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ROM Test |
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RAM Test |
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Serial
Transmit Test |
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Connect a
PC to USB1 to view this transmitted text |
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LED on |
Test
in progress |
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LED
flashing |
Test
failure |
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On a good
board the test
sequence will repeat indefinitely, this is by design
making it perfect for stress
testing over-clocked systems. Should an
error occur, testing stops and the appropriate LED will
flash. |
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| Diagnostics
ROM V1.0 (build H only) |
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If you have a Hex Display Board installed, additional
test information is displayed. |
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| TBA |
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| Other
Software |
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1. |
Download the following ZIP file: |
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gcc_missing_ram_test |
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2. |
Extract the contents of the ZIP file to a
new folder |
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3. |
Check
the contents of the folder - there should
be 11
files: |
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a.out |
Temp File |
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build.sh |
Script File |
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clean.sh |
Script
File |
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code.bin |
Binary
Output File |
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code.lst |
Listing
File |
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code.o |
Temp File |
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code.run |
S-Record
Output File (Auto Loads & Runs) |
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code.s |
GCC
Source File |
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code.srec |
S-Record
Output File |
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execute.txt |
Helper
File |
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load.txt |
Helper
File |
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4. |
Open the
code.run file using Windows Notepad |
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5. |
Copy ALL
the text to the Windows Clipboard |
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6. |
Start
TUTOR on the target hardware |
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7. |
Paste the
copied text into the Console Window |
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TUTOR
receives and processes the S-Record data, |
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when
reception is complete, TUTOR automatically |
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runs the program |
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