Hello all,
Just for the record. It is indeed a hardware problem. OpenOCD works great!
I have yet to play more with it.
brian
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 9:03 AM, Brian Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> My knowledge of the JTAG protocol and physical interface is pretty minimal.
>
> My knowledge of the JTAG protocol and physical interface is pretty minimal.
> In theory it would be possible to get corruption like that, but I suspect
> it would be difficult. Could you add "debug_level 3" to your config file
> and rerun it. That should provide a lot more information about wh
> I would first check the board schematic and make sure all the JTAG lines are
> hooked up appropriately and have correct pull-up/downs where necessary.
> From there, you would need someone more familiar with the ARM7/9 JTAG
> commands to figure out what it is trying to do.
Well, the pins are pro
Hello all,
I'm new to OpenOCD. POLLUX's JTAG device ID is properly recognized;
however, 'halt' does not work and causes time-outs.
Here is the description of the problem:
H/W: Custom board running POLLUX (ARM926ej-s at 533MHz) with Wiggler
S/W: OpenOCD SVN-r1172 on Linux
Config file:
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