hi all:
2011/1/8 loody :
> Hi all:
> I remember there is an instruction called COP which can used for
> taking look at coprocessor registers.
> But I cannot find out the usage.
> From the help message, if I want to take a look at coprocessor 13
> select 0, it should use &quo
Hi all:
I remember there is an instruction called COP which can used for
taking look at coprocessor registers.
But I cannot find out the usage.
>From the help message, if I want to take a look at coprocessor 13
select 0, it should use "cop cp 13 0",
but I always get error message as below:
> help
Dear all:
I have some questions when useing opoecd:
1. I compile my kernel with "-g" option and also remove the CFLAG of
"optimize for size".
But when I use host gdb connect to the gdbserver on openocd throught port .
I find the the source code show in host gdb is wrong.
(for example, the be
nt to use the libftdi that's
> installed on many Linux installations, then just remove the --with-ftd2xx
> option.
>
> // Dean Glazeski
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 8:34 AM, loody wrote:
>>
>> dear all:
>> I use configure --help, but I cannot see wh
dear all:
I use configure --help, but I cannot see where I can tell openocd
where the library of ft2232.
I use following configure even I don't use cygwin and I use lib
instead of device driver to compile it.
./configure --enable-ft2232_libftdi --prefix=`pwd`/build
--with-ftd2xx=/media/sdb1/softwa
Hi:
thanks all your kind help :)
2009/11/4 Øyvind Harboe :
> On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 8:58 PM, David Brownell wrote:
>> On Tuesday 03 November 2009, loody wrote:
>>> 3. can we do some constant steps?
>>> we can use "step" to execute 1 instruction, but is the
Dear all:
I have some questions about Openocd:
1. what are the differences between bp hw and bp sw?
I know some cpu, like mips, have break assembly instruction.
Does that mean if we use bp hw, the openocd will insert the "break"
assembly at the location we assign?
2. why we need to set lengt
Hi:
2009/8/13 Nico Coesel :
> I don't think this is an openocd issue. The kernel has numerous interrupts
> running. Generally speaking you can't halt a piece of software that uses
> interrupts and expect it to resume normally.
>
> Nico Coesel
>
thanks for your reply.
But the same operations, hal
HI:
2009/8/13 R.Doss :
> What do you undersand for linux?
> The kernel or also all around?
>
> You need a bootloader and a rootfilesystem in addition to the kernel.
Thanks for your reply.
Maybe I need to describe my environment more clearly.
I use initramfs as my root file system and use openocd
Dear all:
I use openocd connecting to my target mips board and I find something wired.
Each time I halt the openocd then resume, i cannot get the console back.
I am sure the cpu is not dead, since pc will increase if I type step.
If someone have the same problem before and I forget something, pleas
Dear all:
When setting bp in opocd, there are 2 options I am concerned with,
length and hw.
What do they mean?
appreciate your help,
miloody
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