From 6e1184dcffaf807476ab312404c1bc0a32c38c36 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: oharboe Target power - Detects power on target. Power on - Turn on ZY1000 target power relay. Power off - Turn off ZY1000 target power relay. Type "help power" in telnet for command to control power relay. Reboot ZY1000 - Reboots ZY1000 unit. Type "help reboot" in telnet.
Writing an openocd.cfg from scratch is a non-trivial exercise, but
fortunally it only has to be done once for a target and afterwards it
@@ -133,33 +130,6 @@
- "
- reboot
- }
-
-
If the JTAG cable is not connected, or the target has no power, then no target power will be detected.
Note that download memory can take
a long time(potentially minutes for megabytes at low JTAG clk speeds).
Once the memory is downloaded a link is available on the page to download
- the file from ZY1000 to your PC.
+ the file to your PC.
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}
+ append buffer {Filename on ZY1000
}
append buffer { }
append buffer {Filename on OpenOCD machine File to upload
}
append buffer {   
}
@@ -897,41 +867,6 @@ append console [encode [capture_catch poll]]
]]>
Use "/ram" to store temporary files.
- -- You can browse filing systems and download files by pointing your web browser to: -
- - -- You can also upload files using e.g. curl from the command line. Example: -
-
- curl --form form_filecontent=@/tmp/myfile.elf --form form_filename=/ram/myfile.elf append buffer [ip] upload.tcl
-
- - If you have a tftp server installed on your development PC, you can access - files on your developer PC using a /tftp/ip/ prefix to the file to be accessed - on your developer PC. Note that if you do not increase the default packet - size for your tftp server, then the performance will be very poor. Normal - performance is about 500-600kBytes/s. -
-
- cp /tftp/10.0.0.106/build/src/openocd /ram/test
-
-
- ]]>
-
@@ -946,13 +881,13 @@ append console [encode [capture_catch poll]]
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