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42 The Arm® Cortex®-M7 microcontroller is indicated for Real-time control, combining high-performance
47 master interface. The Arm Cortex-M7 Platform boasts features like a 32 KB L1 Instruction Cache, 32
62 - RAM -> M7: 3x32KB (TCML, TCMU, OCRAM_S), 1x128KB (OCRAM) and 1x256MB (DDR)
127 It is recommended to disable peripherals used by the M7 core on the Linux host.
164 The M7 Core is configured to run at a 800 MHz clock speed.
175 The Verdin iMX8M Plus board doesn't have QSPI flash for the M7, and it needs to be started by the
176 A53 core. The A53 core is responsible to load the M7 binary application into the RAM, put the M7 in
177 reset, set the M7 Program Counter and Stack Pointer, and get the M7 out of reset. The A53 can
180 The M7 can use up to 3 different RAMs (currently, only two configurations are supported: ITCM and
181 DDR). These are the memory mapping for A53 and M7:
184 | Region | Cortex-A53 | Cortex-M7 (System Bus) | Cortex-M7 (Code Bus) | Size …
203 - ``verdin_imx8mp/mimx8ml8/m7``, which uses the ITCM configuration.
204 - ``verdin_imx8mp/mimx8ml8/m7/ddr``, which uses the DDR configuration.
207 Starting the Cortex-M7 via U-Boot
210 Load and run Zephyr on M7 from A53 using u-boot by copying the compiled ``zephyr.bin`` to the first
214 Load the M7 binary onto the desired memory and start its execution using:
249 :board: verdin_imx8mp/mimx8ml8/m7/ddr