**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Dec 31 02:59:58 2008
Dec 31 03:19:27 * flyback is suddentely feeling like he is about to pass out
Dec 31 03:42:45 * flyback would like to die for new years resolution
Dec 31 03:43:19 <dinomight> Wow, I feel like I'm coming in late to some conversation.
Dec 31 04:30:59 * flyback wrists are almost usless now and he's starting to go numb, soon as he gets his a*** fixed this is the next thing that will need to be on the surgeon chopping block
Dec 31 04:37:36 <openocdn00b> hello
Dec 31 04:38:11 <openocdn00b> does anybody know how to enable the experimental support for SST flash memory 39VFxxx ?
Dec 31 04:38:57 <openocdn00b> the comment says 
Dec 31 04:38:59 <openocdn00b> - added support for non-CFI compatible flashes to cfi driver (currently only SST39VFxxx devices supported)
Dec 31 04:38:59 <openocdn00b> This checkin is experimental, not suitable for general use
Dec 31 04:39:47 <openocdn00b> I'm lucky/unlucky to have a SST39VF1601 flash chip on my board
Dec 31 04:50:19 * flyback bbl
Dec 31 05:56:17 * flyback goodnight
Dec 31 16:50:03 <tjtag> flyback: Hello ?
Dec 31 16:51:02 <tjtag> openocdn00b, figure out your problem ?
Dec 31 17:26:09 <openocdn00b> nope
Dec 31 17:26:15 <openocdn00b> well only partially
Dec 31 17:26:52 <tjtag> You will figure it out !
Dec 31 17:27:01 <openocdn00b> I had to add some code to non_cfi and cfi.c
Dec 31 17:27:24 <openocdn00b> and now it can recognize my flash
Dec 31 17:27:33 <openocdn00b> but it still does not work :-(
Dec 31 17:28:11 <openocdn00b> I do not know how people get .erase_region_info
Dec 31 17:28:26 <openocdn00b> the stuff that is already there makes no sense to me
Dec 31 17:28:45 <openocdn00b> nor the .num_erase_regions
Dec 31 17:29:02 <openocdn00b> I think if I get those right the thing might work
Dec 31 17:29:22 <tjtag> Well, maybe look at the datasheet for that flash
Dec 31 17:29:54 <tjtag> but cfi should tell you,
Dec 31 17:30:25 <tjtag> what flash chip was it ?
Dec 31 17:35:05 <openocdn00b> it is the SST39VF1601
Dec 31 17:35:25 <openocdn00b> actually I just realized I cheated
Dec 31 17:35:36 <openocdn00b> I hard coded the manufacturer and id
Dec 31 17:35:43 <openocdn00b> that is why it recognize it
Dec 31 17:35:50 <tjtag> heehe
Dec 31 17:35:55 <openocdn00b> lol
Dec 31 17:36:01 <openocdn00b> but you know why
Dec 31 17:36:13 <tjtag> I don't think I have that flash in my program
Dec 31 17:36:24 <openocdn00b> because cfi_info() in cf.c does not fill those values in for a chip of width 2
Dec 31 17:36:38 <openocdn00b> tjtag: I added it though
Dec 31 17:37:08 <tjtag> heheh, yes I do
Dec 31 17:37:12 <tjtag> { 0x00BF, 0x234B, size2MB, CMD_TYPE_SST, "SST39VF1601 1Mx16 BotB     (2MB)"   ,8,size8K,    31,size64K,          0,0,        0,0        },
Dec 31 17:37:33 <openocdn00b> hmm....
Dec 31 17:37:43 <openocdn00b> how come? where did you find it?
Dec 31 17:37:51 <tjtag> In my program
Dec 31 17:37:58 <openocdn00b> in which file
Dec 31 17:38:06 <openocdn00b> is openocd your program?
Dec 31 17:38:17 <tjtag> In the source that makes up my program Tjtag
Dec 31 17:38:42 <openocdn00b> oh there is a program called Tjtag that is yours
Dec 31 17:38:45 <tjtag> found on dd-wrt, its my program for debrciking routers
Dec 31 17:38:50 <tjtag> yes
Dec 31 17:38:53 <openocdn00b> I thought you meant openocd
Dec 31 17:39:16 <tjtag> its a fork of wrt54g from hairy dairy maid
Dec 31 17:39:23 <tjtag> no, sorry
Dec 31 17:39:38 <openocdn00b> cool
Dec 31 17:40:03 <tjtag> I just released a Tjtagv3-RC-1 with serial flash support for ATheros and Broadcom
Dec 31 17:40:47 <tjtag> And we just got into the { 0x1438000D, 5, "LX4380"},
Dec 31 17:40:50 <tjtag> today
Dec 31 17:41:01 <tjtag> its on an IP phone
Dec 31 17:41:34 <openocdn00b> nice
Dec 31 17:41:46 <tjtag> iTS FUN
Dec 31 17:42:15 <tjtag> next I have to get into the IXP
Dec 31 17:42:31 <openocdn00b> lots of work
Dec 31 17:42:33 <openocdn00b> but fun 
Dec 31 17:43:16 <tjtag> Thats what makes it fun for me, if it was easy, it would not be any fun, I like figuring things out
Dec 31 17:43:51 <tjtag> Took me two weeks to figure out the broadcom 5354 serial flash
Dec 31 17:44:32 <tjtag> It would probably take some of these guys, in this forum an hour
Dec 31 17:47:55 <openocdn00b> well that is because of experience
Dec 31 17:48:04 <openocdn00b> now it will not take you that long either
Dec 31 17:51:43 <openocdn00b> hmm... I see why it cannot find my chip
Dec 31 17:52:09 <openocdn00b> It is returning cfi_info->manufacturer=0xb,cfi_info->device_id=0xea00
Dec 31 17:52:30 <openocdn00b> but in my entry i used a manufacturer = 0xbf
Dec 31 17:52:41 <openocdn00b> and device_id = 234B
Dec 31 17:52:48 <openocdn00b> ox234B
Dec 31 17:52:59 <openocdn00b> that is what I read from the datasheet
Dec 31 17:53:01 <openocdn00b> this is weird
Dec 31 17:53:08 <tjtag> yep
Dec 31 17:53:38 <openocdn00b> you see the entry you gave me from your program right
Dec 31 17:53:46 <openocdn00b> { 0x00BF, 0x234B, size2MB, CMD_TYPE_SST, "SST39VF1601 1Mx16 BotB     (2MB)"   ,8,size8K,    31,size64K,          0,0,        0,0        },
Dec 31 17:53:46 <tjtag> yes
Dec 31 17:53:53 <openocdn00b> BF and 234B
Dec 31 17:54:10 <openocdn00b> so I do not know why openocd is getting a different value here
Dec 31 17:56:37 <openocdn00b> this is going to be a pain to get it to work
Dec 31 17:56:52 <tjtag> Its probably something simple
Dec 31 17:57:37 <tjtag> ahh, looks like 8bit instead of 16
Dec 31 18:01:10 <openocdn00b> ah?
Dec 31 18:01:26 <openocdn00b> isn't a 16bit wide?
Dec 31 18:01:44 <tjtag> Well Im wondering why only 0xb
Dec 31 18:01:59 <tjtag> and not 0xbf or 0x00bf
Dec 31 18:02:46 <openocdn00b> nah it looks like it got
Dec 31 18:02:48 <openocdn00b> value: 0x000b
Dec 31 18:03:02 <openocdn00b> and
Dec 31 18:03:03 <openocdn00b> address: 0x00000002, value: 0xea00
Dec 31 18:03:07 <tjtag> and no f, strange
Dec 31 18:03:16 <openocdn00b> yeah
Dec 31 18:03:22 <openocdn00b> but the id is even more strange
Dec 31 18:03:33 <openocdn00b> very different than 234B
Dec 31 18:06:13 <openocdn00b> I hate SST chips with their non-standard 0x2aaa and 0x5555
Dec 31 18:06:30 <openocdn00b> they are 3 cycles to get into cfi query 
Dec 31 18:06:36 <openocdn00b> which makes them non-standard
Dec 31 18:14:33 <openocdn00b> tjtag: do you know who are the openOCD people in this channel?
Dec 31 18:15:28 <tjtag> nope, I only joined up a few days ago
Dec 31 18:18:05 <openocdn00b> :-(
Dec 31 18:20:28 <openocdn00b> I think the latest svn is just not working
Dec 31 18:20:59 <openocdn00b> because I have an older binary version and it detects my nand flash just fine and work perfectly
Dec 31 18:21:05 <openocdn00b> but this latest svn doesn't
Dec 31 18:22:34 <tjtag> hmm, well at least you know !
Dec 31 18:32:52 <tjtag> is that from a freash compile ?
Dec 31 18:32:57 <tjtag> fresh
Dec 31 18:35:18 <openocdn00b> yes
Dec 31 18:35:44 <openocdn00b> I am going to get me the source for Open On-Chip Debugger 1.0 (2008-10-04-10:00
Dec 31 18:35:53 <openocdn00b> that build date/time will save me
Dec 31 18:35:55 <tjtag> k, I guess they broke something
Dec 31 18:36:03 <openocdn00b> yeah they sure did
Dec 31 18:39:19 <openocdn00b> is that april for october for the month?
Dec 31 18:39:30 <openocdn00b> I always get confused we do it backward
Dec 31 18:39:57 <tjtag> me to
Dec 31 18:40:20 <tjtag> has to be tenth month
Dec 31 18:40:33 <openocdn00b> to me too
Dec 31 18:40:39 <tjtag> but its been updated since then
Dec 31 18:40:48 <openocdn00b> but in america they use month/day/year for some reason
Dec 31 18:41:02 <tjtag> Thats what Im used to :)
Dec 31 18:41:22 <tjtag> I have been living in Ukraine now for 4 years, still messes me up
Dec 31 18:41:28 <openocdn00b> so how come you se the tenth month?
Dec 31 18:41:46 <openocdn00b> 04/10/2008
Dec 31 18:41:55 <tjtag> heheh, see I told you
Dec 31 18:42:02 <openocdn00b> lol
Dec 31 18:42:14 <openocdn00b> yeah I got all of them mixed too
Dec 31 18:42:31 <tjtag> Have to run eat something, be back shortly
Dec 31 18:42:40 <openocdn00b> ok
Dec 31 18:42:43 <openocdn00b> see you later
Dec 31 19:16:21 <tjtag> back
Dec 31 20:12:27 <openocdn00b> tried older version and I get the same :-(
Dec 31 20:12:38 <openocdn00b> oh he's gone :-(
Dec 31 21:28:09 <rje`mac> anyone here using a jtagkey with an stm32 ?  i'm having an issue with the reset not setting the program counter propperly.
Jan 01 00:14:12 <L_Deluxe> rje`mac: Interesting.  I ran into something like that, but am hampered by being a newb.
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