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May 16 11:46:24 <Zoiah> http://www.paste-it.net/public/hdd7eb7/
May 16 11:46:52 <Zoiah> Does this mean there are multiple devices on the JTAG chain or just that it responds to multiple IR codes?
May 16 15:13:05 <keesj> Zoiah: I think neither
May 16 15:14:07 <Zoiah> keesj: also possible. As someone with no experience with JTAG I find it hard to find usable information on jtag.
May 16 15:14:09 <keesj> what you should do is read the output of detect, after a reset yout should be able to detect the amound of taps(devices) in the scan chain
May 16 15:14:30 <Zoiah> IR length: 8
May 16 15:14:30 <Zoiah> Chain length: 1
May 16 15:14:30 <Zoiah> Device Id: 0 (0x0000000000000000)
May 16 15:14:36 <Zoiah> Which sounds reasonable for a MPC8245.
May 16 15:17:44 <Zoiah> I'm just curious how to verify whether my JTAG chain is setup properly.
May 16 15:19:31 <keesj> U just donwloaded the referance manual of the MPC8245 the IR is indeed 8 bits long
May 16 15:20:39 <Zoiah> Yes.
May 16 15:22:09 <Zoiah> And there is some form of communication going on. If I paste the common 'initialization' lines like I see on http://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/JTAG_Software/UrJTAG#Flash_Programming (except taking the mpc8245 instead of 8241 bsdl) I usually get 0xff or 0x21 as IDs.
May 16 15:22:12 <Zoiah> Which is probably wrong.
May 16 15:22:40 <Zoiah> I've tried 0xFF000000-0xFFF00000 in 0x10000 increments, but all gives the same results.
May 16 15:23:17 <Zoiah> I can see two Intel JS28SF128 Flash ROMs next to the CPU.
May 16 15:24:27 <caglar_yca> hello, how can I change the link order (from Makefile?) Latest svn snapshot gives link error for ftd2xx libs.
May 16 15:55:24 <keesj> Zoiah: sorry that's a I currently no :(
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