lou.openocd...@fixit.nospammail.net pisze: > Uh-oh. The rlink driver was created based on the schematic for the > Primer1, which contains an Rlink chip. The standalone Rlink device has > circuitry that the Primer does not. I made the best guesses I could, > based on USB traffic traces, to accomodate the additional unknown > hardware. > > Unfortunately, I do not have a standalone RLink dongle which I could use > for testing or to open up to trace out the missing parts of the > circuit. I recall Rob saying he was getting one with which to do some > testing, but I haven't been in contact with him in awhile.
as the RLink is pretty easy to disassemble, I can try helping with that case. I suppose that the Primer1 sch is the one in the official documentation, so I'll try to draw a sch of the real rlink. or maybe you just need some specific info, maybe just the reset lines part? > The good news is that the part of the driver that twiddles the non TAP > lines is not too hard to understand. The bad news is that there may be > some driver (or level shifter) enable that I have no idea about, and > which obviously isn't present in the Primer. that is very likely! the voltage on the SRST line is about 0.15V - not zero! - so it may be some disabled circuitry. write me what you need and I will provide whatever help that would be required to make openocd better. 4\/3!! _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
