**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Oct 12 02:59:56 2006 Oct 12 09:28:38 <[TEHb]> Guys, anyone know how memory chip installed on the IXDP465 ? Oct 12 09:28:49 <[TEHb]> s/how/how much/ Oct 12 09:28:50 [TEHb] meant: Guys, anyone know how much memory chip installed on the IXDP465 ? Oct 12 09:29:09 <[TEHb]> purl: thanks Oct 12 09:29:09 [TEHb]: no worries Oct 12 15:20:09 vmaster: ping Oct 12 15:21:44 prpplague: pong Oct 12 15:22:05 prpplague: sorry, been away the whole evening yesterday Oct 12 15:22:11 vmaster: np Oct 12 15:22:47 vmaster: script execution on reset, no way to output the results of the script? Oct 12 15:24:57 prpplague: currently not, i guess, but i shouldn't be too hard to add something like that - i'll check the code, hold on Oct 12 15:25:14 vmaster: yea i figured as much Oct 12 15:25:39 vmaster: one thing i was experimenting with instead was using nc (netcat) to do the execution instead Oct 12 15:42:49 okay, it's easy having everything output through INFO(), if that is ok for you Oct 12 15:52:56 vmaster: yea, basically i was looking at something like: Oct 12 15:53:32 info: command executed - flash probe 0 - completed Oct 12 15:53:43 vmaster: or "failed" Oct 12 15:53:57 basically a method of monitoring the results Oct 12 15:54:04 really just some hacks added Oct 12 15:54:38 vmaster: more or less give openocd the ability to do mass programming via script and store the results Oct 12 15:55:51 Info: configuration.c:50 configuration_output_handler(): flash 'cfi' found at 0x80000000 Oct 12 15:56:01 that's the result of "flash probe" for example Oct 12 15:57:55 vmaster: yea the only thing i was thinking was some was to easily parse the info as well as how to handle failures Oct 12 15:58:24 vmaster: i.e. the flash probe failed, so the app would need to let the attendant know that it didn't pass Oct 12 16:02:18 Info: configuration.c:50 configuration_output_handler(): probing failed for flash bank '#1' at 0x80000000 Oct 12 16:02:25 that's the result if the probe failed Oct 12 16:03:02 you would have to search for these lines in the output, among all the other stuff, but that seems doable Oct 12 16:03:09 vmaster: yea, thats informative but hard to parse Oct 12 16:03:13 vmaster: its doable Oct 12 16:04:09 vmaster: i might do some hacking to add something to store a comma delimited file Oct 12 16:04:09 well, the output is really intended for humans to be read - i'm open for other ideas Oct 12 16:04:22 vmaster: something like: command,result Oct 12 16:04:41 hmm, that should be possible, too Oct 12 16:04:59 with a little bit of hacking Oct 12 16:05:02 vmaster: well i'm just thinking about how to intergrate openocd into custom applications Oct 12 16:05:52 vmaster: if you look at alot of unix/linux apps you can usually find most have a non-human output format available from the command like, i.e. look at stty for example Oct 12 16:06:05 vmaster: makes it easier for scripting and such Oct 12 16:16:39 prpplague: hmm... there's no 100% relationship between commands and output - output may be asynchronous Oct 12 16:17:32 vmaster: yea, thats whats kinda difficult about it Oct 12 17:25:35 vmaster: btw i think sales department has renamed the M5960 to the "Jtag-Prybar" Oct 12 17:52:13 prpplague: heh, yeah, we can change the name once it's available for sale, until then, m5960 should be good enough Oct 12 18:16:32 <[g2]> anybody know something about the Philips ISP Flash software ? Oct 12 18:16:54 <[g2]> s/software/utility/ Oct 12 18:16:55 [g2] meant: anybody know something about the Philips ISP Flash utility ? Oct 12 18:27:39 it's been replaced by a gratis 3rd party software Oct 12 18:28:03 oh, and they're called NXP these days... ;) Oct 12 18:28:27 there are several free replacements available Oct 12 18:28:58 http://www.esacademy.com/software/flashmagic/ Oct 12 18:31:28 http://guest.engelschall.com/~martin/lpc21xx/isp/ Oct 12 18:32:18 <[g2]> vmaster thx Oct 12 18:32:24 <[g2]> do any of those run on Linux ? Oct 12 18:32:48 * [g2] looks at the links :) Oct 12 18:34:23 the from from engelschall.com runs on linux Oct 12 18:34:25 <[g2]> I'll try running them under wine Oct 12 18:34:28 one Oct 12 18:34:35 <[g2]> that's even cooler Oct 12 18:35:35 <[g2]> it'd be fun to drive that from one of the Loft's serial ports Oct 12 18:39:50 <[g2]> I like martin's program :) No makefile, no configure, no readme, just _1_ C file :) Oct 12 18:43:20 hehe, yeah Oct 12 19:24:16 ~seen beewoolie Oct 12 19:24:19 beewoolie was last seen on IRC in channel #openjtag, 174d 17h 38m 24s ago, saying: 'I've got to go back to the driver hacking...'. Oct 12 19:24:23 ~seen beewoolie_afk Oct 12 19:24:25 i haven't seen 'beewoolie_afk', prpplague Oct 12 19:24:33 ~seen beewoolie_away Oct 12 19:24:34 prpplague: i haven't seen 'beewoolie_away' **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Oct 13 02:59:57 2006