I'm trying to get u-boot running on a smdk2410-based board.
I'm using openocd and jtag and am trying to load u-boot into ram as follows:
load_image u-boot.bin 0x33f8
Which *seems* to work:
103668 bytes written at address 0x33f8
downloaded 103668 byte in 0.500045s
I then try to run it by
I need to find out which pin on my board the chip's uart rx line is
connected to. My chip is a s3c2410 (arm920t).
I can connect through jtag and execute openocd commands. Is there any way to
get some output on a certain pin of the chip through jtag? Something
boundry-scan like that I can then probe
Thanks Colin & DavidB - you guys got me started nicely. i have managed to
dump the flash. Am going to attempt to write uboot now - that's where i'll
probably break things a lot! :)
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I'm a JTAG newbie and I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to help
me out.
I have managed to get hold of some GPS replacement boards that have a
Samsung S3C2410A (ARM9) chip and Samsung K9F5608U0D flash mem.
I have managed to install OpenOCD (linux version) and it seems that it's
recogni
