**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Dec 29 02:59:58 2005 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Dec 29 06:48:40 2005 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Dec 29 06:56:54 2005 Dec 29 08:12:51 <[g2]> GyrosGeier welcome :) Dec 29 08:19:39 heh Dec 29 08:19:41 hi Dec 29 08:20:41 <[g2]> ppl are working on some open jtag software and hardware in here Dec 29 08:21:19 thought so Dec 29 08:21:38 well, I'm sort of working on closed software/hardware as well, so I need to be careful Dec 29 08:21:49 :-P Dec 29 08:23:17 <[g2]> nod. And be aware of the alternatives :) Dec 29 08:37:13 :-) Dec 29 08:37:35 well, we have 2MB/s download speed on ARM9 Dec 29 08:41:28 ohh... MB as in megabyte? Dec 29 08:41:38 yes Dec 29 08:43:37 that's... >40mhz tck frequency? Dec 29 08:44:29 vmaster, yes, the atmel cpus can do that Dec 29 08:44:37 oh wait Dec 29 08:44:51 no, tck is at ~2 MHz Dec 29 08:45:10 at 2mhz tck you're transfering 16mbit/s? Dec 29 08:45:18 you need a receiver routine running on the target Dec 29 08:45:26 yeah, using the dcc Dec 29 08:45:33 ok Dec 29 08:45:52 ack, no, I was mixing it up again, hardware isn't my part. Dec 29 08:46:23 using dcc, i guess your tck is somewhere around 20mhz Dec 29 08:47:04 it probably needs to be; as I said, not exactly my part in this. Dec 29 08:51:32 ah Dec 29 08:51:40 I see you've found the FTDI chips Dec 29 08:52:09 the biggest problem with them is turnaround time Dec 29 08:52:13 yepp Dec 29 08:52:28 i can't get more than ~25kb/s out of them Dec 29 08:52:59 have you looked at the Cypress ez-usb stuff? Dec 29 08:53:05 i've got to find some time to do some testing with the ez-usb stuff Dec 29 08:53:07 hehe Dec 29 08:53:15 i was typing that when you pressed enter Dec 29 08:53:15 it's a lot more effort, but might be worth it Dec 29 08:53:36 GyrosGeier: i'm bit banging flash programming with the ex-usb stuff Dec 29 08:53:47 GyrosGeier: just need to find some extra time to some more testing for jtag Dec 29 08:54:15 Atmel's sam7 could be nice for jtag Dec 29 08:54:36 i've collected a list of ez-usb based dev boards, and hackable products - http://www.elinux.org/wiki/EzUsb Dec 29 08:54:38 unfortunately, they have no usb 2.0 high-speed devices Dec 29 08:55:04 http://www.the-console-corner.com/shop/product.php?productid=6546 Dec 29 08:55:18 thats the cheapest and easiest hack for the ez-usb Dec 29 08:57:01 GyrosGeier: you've done some with the ez-usb? Dec 29 08:57:17 vmaster, well, the ez-usb is 2.0 for sure Dec 29 08:57:48 those el cheapo DVB receivers are based on it Dec 29 08:58:04 prpplague, not yet, but I have the dev kit here Dec 29 08:58:10 <[g2]> it's in the Maxtor One-Touch line Dec 29 08:58:12 so many projects, so little time Dec 29 08:58:25 GyrosGeier: yea, i looked at some of those, but the solder points on they were terrible, so hacking would be difficult Dec 29 08:58:49 right now, I'm trying to coerce gcc 4.0.2 to work with newlib **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Dec 30 03:00:01 2005