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11:46.43 | Kebianizao|work | Hello |
11:47.24 | Kebianizao|work | what are the constrains to read a physical address using jtag when linux is running? (on ARM926 arch) |
11:51.40 | Kebianizao|work | or IOW, I'm attached to target using openocd, I can halt it, but if I try a regular mdw (memory dump word) I get a data abort |
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22:32.14 | tzanger | hmm |
22:32.23 | tzanger | lpc2103 here with an olimex usb jtag |
22:32.26 | tzanger | I can see the device |
22:33.22 | roxfan | good for you! |
22:33.48 | tzanger | but it's reporting back that there's a configuration failure |
22:33.50 | tzanger | Error: invalid mode value encountered 0 |
22:33.50 | tzanger | Error: cpsr contains invalid mode value - communication failure |
22:33.57 | tzanger | I've played with the jtag speed |
22:34.06 | tzanger | I don't think it's a connection issue |
22:34.25 | roxfan | does it dump the register values it gets? |
22:34.37 | tzanger | it does, but I can't do anything |
22:34.38 | roxfan | maybe try increasing verbosity |
22:34.51 | roxfan | what are the values? do the look right? |
22:35.11 | tzanger | it looks like it might be |
22:35.19 | tzanger | I mean RAM's at 0x40000000 and a bunch of regs are up there |
22:35.23 | tzanger | PC's down in flash (0x338) |
22:35.32 | tzanger | trying to flash doesn't work, I get comm failures |
22:35.47 | tzanger | now I have read that this device is particularly bad for mangling flash and resetting losing jtag |
22:35.50 | tzanger | but I can't seem to get that far |
22:36.18 | tzanger | > flash erase_sector 0 0 7 |
22:36.18 | tzanger | timeout waiting for SYSCOMP & DBGACK, last DBG_STATUS: 1 |
22:36.25 | tzanger | and then it also says it can't access the RAM at 0x40000000 |
22:38.27 | tzanger | yeah if I try to read memory myself I get a data abort |
22:38.28 | tzanger | > mdw 0x40000000 1 |
22:38.28 | tzanger | memory read caused data abort (address: 0x40000000, size: 0x4, count: 0x1) |
22:39.18 | roxfan | weird |
22:39.44 | tzanger | I agree. |
22:40.06 | tzanger | in JTAG, does the core's clock matter? |
22:40.13 | tzanger | i.e. I am running off a 13MHz crystal |
22:40.26 | tzanger | if that wasn't working (it should be, I'm just guessing here) would I get oddball errors? |
22:41.51 | roxfan | hmm it might... i remember seeing something about luminary(?) chips losing connection after being switched to fast clock... |
22:42.07 | roxfan | but 13mhz shouldn't be a problem methinks |
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23:00.00 | tzanger | hmm |
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