Using xTIMEcomposer 14.1, I received an error XN11199 ("No bootmode attribute has been specified for Node xxx"). I was trying to define a network where an XU216 is booted via link0 from another similar chip.
This error, and the 'bootmode' attribute, are undocumented. What does it mean?
I copied the example in the article "Describe a Target Platform", where the connection is between two XS1-L chips (with no errors), and tried to adapt it to XS2. I also found a "bootMode="0"" defined in a very old XN file. But until now, no matter where I insert the "bootMode" parameter and how I define it, the error persists.
Alberto
Error XN11199?
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avignani
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colin
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The BootMode attribute should be given as follows:
<Boot>
<Source Location="LINK" BootMode="4"/>
</Boot>
There are four BootModes available and the following table describes which links are enanbled by the boot ROM depending on the boot mode selected.
| Link ID | Link Symbol | BootMode 4 | BootMode 5 | BootMode 6 | BootMode 7 |
| 0 | XL0 | Yes 2w | | | Yes 5w |
| 1 | XL1 | | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w |
| 2 | XL2 | | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w |
| 3 | XL3 | | | | Yes 5w |
| 4 | XL4 | | Yes 5w | | |
| 5 | XL5 | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w | |
| 6 | XL6 | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w | |
| 7 | XL7 | | Yes 5w | | |
| 8 | XL8 | | | | |
<Boot>
<Source Location="LINK" BootMode="4"/>
</Boot>
There are four BootModes available and the following table describes which links are enanbled by the boot ROM depending on the boot mode selected.
| Link ID | Link Symbol | BootMode 4 | BootMode 5 | BootMode 6 | BootMode 7 |
| 0 | XL0 | Yes 2w | | | Yes 5w |
| 1 | XL1 | | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w |
| 2 | XL2 | | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w |
| 3 | XL3 | | | | Yes 5w |
| 4 | XL4 | | Yes 5w | | |
| 5 | XL5 | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w | |
| 6 | XL6 | | Yes 5w | Yes 5w | |
| 7 | XL7 | | Yes 5w | | |
| 8 | XL8 | | | | |