oyvind> [commit - of earlier stuff]
spen> The docs still talk about the old commands - chapter 4.7
duane> FYI - I am in the process of updating docs... And removing the
"jtag_device" command - replacing it with "jtag newtap". I will try to
address some of these issues.
I have a *MASSIVE* update
ian> When using an FTDI FT2232 based JTAG interface, what limits the
JTAG speed?
ian> [snip] [with the REV H (usb2.0) make it faster]?
The FTDI has a max output clock rate of 6mhz.
However, that does not tell the whole story.
(A) GDB talks to openocd via the GDB protocol.
(B) GDB's protocol is
Hello,
When using an FTDI FT2232 based JTAG interface, what limits the JTAG speed?
Is it the 12Mb/s USB or the maximum JTAG clock allowed for the attached CPU?
I've noticed that FTDI have a new device (FT2232H) that uses Hi-Speed USB
(480MB/s).
At first glance it seems to have the same features
Hi,
I have committed the following patch
- change mips registers to std names
Cheers
Spen
Index: mips32.c
===
--- mips32.c(revision 1190)
+++ mips32.c(working copy)
@@ -35,10 +35,10 @@
char* mips32_core_reg_list[] =
{
-
