VortiQa Enterprise Quick Start Guide
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1 Freescale Semiconductor Document Number: VQSEQSG Quick Start Guide Rev. 0, 06/2009 VortiQa Enterprise Quick Start Guide 1 Introduction This document describes how to set up and install the VortiQa software for Enterprise equipment on MPC8572DS board. 2 Setting Up MPC8572DS Board This section describes the procedures to prepare the MPC8572DS board before installing the VortiQa software. All the procedures should be done only once unless specified in the release notes. 2.1 MPC8572 Hardware Details CPU Speed: 1500 MHz DDR speed: MHz ( MT/s data rate) (Asynchronous), LBC: MHz Sec engine speed: Unavailable RAM: 1 Gbyte L2 Cache: 1 Mbyte Core: E500, Version: 3.0 Contents 1 Introduction Setting up MPC8572DS Board Installing and Starting VortiQa Binaries Revision History... 5 L1: D-cache 32 Kbytes enabled I-cache 32 Kbytes enabled Ethernet Cards: Four 1-Gbyte cards CCB: 600 MHz 2.2 Serial Port Settings Connect serial port of 8572 to any PC with serial port. The settings for the serial port application (mincom in Linux or hyper terminal in windows) are Bits Per Second = , Data Bits = 8, PARITY = none, StopBits = 1,HardwareFlowControl = None, Software Flow Control = None. 2.3 Updating Bootloader and Filesystem This VortiQa Enterprise software on MPC8572 is based on LSP dated ,it needs a uboot with version string U-Boot ( Dec ), if your MPC8572DS board does not have this uboot, you need to update the uboot bootloader or else the installation wont work, This is the first message that will be displayed when the MPC8572DS board boots up. Bootloader is to be updated only once.
2 2.3.1 Updating Bootloader Set up the tftp server on Host PC with IP Address and under the VortiQa-updtblfs.tgz in tftp server s rootpath directory. The archive VortiQa-updt-blfs.tgz contains following files: uimage rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot mpc8572ds.dtb u-boot.bin NOTE: Ensure that all the files are transferred as binary while doing any FTP. 1. Connect the MPC8572DS board to Host PC and Boot the board. 2. Hit any key to stop auto boot. Uboot prompt will appear. 3. Execute the following steps for updating the bootloader from the bootloader prompt: BE CAUTIOUS! Any mistake might make the board unusable. =>setenv serverip =>tftp u-boot.bin =>protect off all =>erase eff80000 efffffff =>cp.b eff x80000 =>reset 4. Now the board boots up with new bootloader, check for version on the first line after boot up Updating Filesystem This VortiQa Enterprise software on MPC8572DS needs an updated root file system, this operation has to be done only once and is to be done after bootloader is updated. 1. Connect MPC8572DS board to Host PC and Boot the board. 2. Hit any key to stop auto boot. Uboot prompt will appear. 3. Execute the following steps at uboot prompt: setenv bootcmd 'ext2load scsi 0:3 0x /boot/uimage;ext2load scsi 0:3 0xc00000 /boot/mpc852ds.dtb;bootm 0x xc00000' setenv bootargs 'root=/dev/sda3 rw console=ttys0, fsl_pme_8572_pages=10240' VortiQa Enterprise Quick Start Guide, Rev. 0 2 Freescale Semiconductor
3 setenv utm 'tftp uimage;tftp rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot;tftp c00000 mpc8572ds.dtb;setenv bootargs root=/dev/ram rw ramdisk_size= console=ttys0,115200;bootm c00000' saveenv reset 4. The board reboots. 5. Hit any key to stop auto boot. Uboot prompt will appear. (tftp server home directory on host PC should have uimage,rootfs.ext2.gz.uboot and mpc8572ds.dtb files in it) run utm 6. MPC8572 board will boot the linux image from the tftp. 7. Linux login prompt will appear login as user:root,password:root At the Linux prompt, execute following: #mkdir /mnt/sata #mount /dev/sda3 /mnt/sata #cd /mnt/sata # rm -rf * #cd / #umount /dev/sda3 #fsck /dev/sda3 -y #mount /dev/sda3 /mnt/sata #cd /mnt/sata Get the rootfs archive using ftp. ftp server home directory on Host PC should have VortiQa-rootfsmmddyy.tgz file in it. #ftpget -u <user> -p <pass> <ftpserverip> VortiQa-rootfs tgz VortiQa-rootfs tgz #tar -zxvf VortiQa-rootfs tgz # cd rootfs # mv *../ # cd / #umount /dev/sda3 #halt Now the board is updated with latest root filesystem. VortiQa Software for SOHO/Residential Gateways Product Brief, Rev. 0 Freescale Semiconductor 3
4 2.4 Real Time Clock Settings Boot the board and Execute the following set of commands at linux prompt to retain date and time after reboot. #rm -f /dev/rtc #mknod /dev/rtc c #date mmddhhmmyyyy #hwclock -w 3 Installing and Starting VortiQa Binaries This section describes how to install and run the VortiQa software for Enterprise. 1. Boot the MPC8572DS board 2. Linux will boot up then login as root with password as root. # cd / # ftpget -u <user> -p <pass> <ftpserverip> VortiQa-Entr-12Jun2009.img # chmod +x VortiQa-Entr-12Jun2009.img #./ VortiQa-Entr-12Jun2009.img Say y to license agreement and answer other questions appropriately. After installation is completed Reboot the board. After board boots up, execute the following to start VortiQa Software for Enterprise Equipment: #vqentr start VortiQa Enterprise software will intialize and default IP for LAN will be Connect the Board to a Host PC and access the GUI with following link: login : root password : <blank> VortiQa Enterprise Quick Start Guide, Rev. 0 4 Freescale Semiconductor
5 4 Revision History Table 1 summarizes revisions to this document. Table 1. Revision History Revision Comments 0 Initial public release. VortiQa Software for SOHO/Residential Gateways Product Brief, Rev. 0 Freescale Semiconductor 5
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